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Texas Gov. Abbott’s effort to raise money from the private sector to secure the border between the state and Mexico surged to $54M in August.

Beginning on September 16 the state of Florida will start issuing a $5,000 fine to entities requiring proof of coronavirus vaccine.

Farmers who have been hurt by Democrat California Gov. Newsom’s water policies are ready to vote yes in the September 14 recall election.

The Virginia Supreme Court upheld a lower court’s reinstating a teacher in Loudoun County who refused to comply with the school district’s policy forcing all staff and students to use only pronouns for students’ chosen gender rather than their biological sex.

The Texas Heartbeat Bill is now law in the state, banning the aborting of babies after six weeks gestation and putting the abortion industry on notice that providing the procedure illegally will have consequences.

The Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights is targeting Republican-run states over their masking policies in schools.

The oil and gas industry infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico suffered extensive damage from Hurricane Ida, which made landfall Sunday as a Category 4 storm.

CA Democrats are bailing on a plan to require proof of coronavirus vaccine to enter indoor businesses or have negative test results.

A “family planning fellow” at the University of Michigan has created a series of videos showing health care workers how to interact with biological men and women who are living as their opposite sex. “Transgender and gender diverse people face

Despite crises at the border and in Afghanistan, the Biden administration is busy expanding the federal government as the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced on Monday the creation of a new office tasked with treating so-called climate change as a public health threat.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) delivered a letter to DHS asking the agency to stop sending illegal aliens who have crossed the border to Florida.

A climate-change themed mini-gold course in NY features flatulent cows, melting glaciers, and holes where rising seas create a water hazard.

Following the takeover of Afghanistan by Islamic terrorists the large population of Afghan refugees in California will increase even more.

Infectious disease specialist Anthony Fauci is now agreeing with GOP FL. Gov. Ron DeSantis that antibody treatments can fight coronavirus.

Maxton William Soviak, a Navy Corpsman, died at the hands of Islamic terrorists on Thursday in Kabul, Afghanistan.

SCOTUS ruled against President Biden’s moratorium on evictions on Thursday and those who may be the most pleased are minority landlords.

National Football League players are mocking the NFL for its mask protocols that they say don’t make sense.

As the recall election draws near, CA Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom is on defense, claiming if he loses, the state will be like Florida.

Former first lady Melania Trump said her family is praying for U.S. troops who were killed in a terror attack on Thursday in Afghanistan.

Jens Stoltenberg, head of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), called on nations to continue the effort to rescue their citizens from the grip of the Taliban on Thursday following multiple bombings at the international airport in Kabul, Afghanistan.

A Swiss scholarly website published a study that claims heat waves are caused by humans and racist because certain people are hurt most.

Firefighters are trying to keep the Caldor wildfire from engulfing the iconic Lake Tahoe recreation area where millions of people visit each year.

The Capitol Police, tasked with protecting members of Congress, is for the first time setting up field offices in San Francisco and Florida.

The left-wing media is touting former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for trying to help vulnerable women trapped in Afghanistan.

The man who is facing life in prison for masterminding the 2017 attack on a Minnesota mosque is now claiming he is a transgender “woman.”

Notre Dame pushes back against a survey that rated its leprechaun the fourth most offensive among college mascots.

Following the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) announcement that it had officially approved the Pfizer vaccine for the coronavirus, taxpayer-funded National Public Radio (NPR) turned to Dr. Anthony Fauci, who said there won’t be “some good control” of the virus until next year.

Parents in Florida will have their day in court over their challenge to Gov. Ron DeSantis’s ban on masks in schools in the state.

Vice President Kamala Harris is being forced to discuss Afghanistan on her trip to Asia as reporters ask questions about the fall of country to the Taliban where thousands of Americans remain stranded and in peril.

The Taliban has prevented Afghan athletes from competing, but the Paralympics will fly the Afghanistan flag in “solidarity” with the people.

Iran resumed exporting fuel to Afghanistan after the Taliban took over the country and lifted tariffs that were in place.

Twenty San Francisco police, fire and sheriff-related employees are facing suspension for not revealing their vaccination status.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday slammed President Joe Biden for his “lack of leadership” on multiple fronts.

Parents and students in New Jersey protested on Wednesday night against the state’s mandate for masks to be worn in schools.

An immigration lawyer shares how helpless he feels in assisting clients who have been stuck in Afghanistan since the Taliban took over.

Joe Biden’s Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is mandating passengers wear masks on trains, buses, airplanes and airports through January 18, the agency announced earlier this week.