If we were to wake up in 2022, would we be more likely to see a 15-person Supreme Court, a Senate without a filibuster, a nation without an Electoral College, and an effort to admit two more states and with them four more senators if Joe Biden or Donald Trump were president?
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Penna Dexter Speaking last month before the United Nations General Assembly, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas warned that he intends to submit documents to start the process of expelling Israel from the United Nations. His reason? Israel’s …
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Kerby Anderson Next week is Thanksgiving week. But many Americans are dreading the annual ritual of gathering families together because of the 2024 election. You might hope that the shock, grief, and anger would subside after …
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The Senate could pass a bill that would stop non-citizens from voting in local D.C. elections. This bill has already cleared the House. We’ve made it easy for you to contact your Senators today regarding this …
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If you want to keep the federal government out of your bank account, please act now. The Senate is set to consider a bill that would block the Federal Reserve from creating a central bank digital …
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