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The government's religious discrimination bill faces setbacks as Dreyfus and Cash engage in heated debate; Albanese's new battle on hate speech laws.

It’s been nearly a year since the debacle of the infamous Chinese spy balloon played out over the skies of North America. While the balloon initially entered American airspace over Alaska on Jan...

It used to be that our Congress was composed of silver- tongued orators in marble halls that echoed inspiring anthems of national pride. In the Trump era, political rhetoric has

General Charles Q. Brown Jr., the highest-ranking officer in the U.S. military, warned in a Sunday interview that everyone should be "worried" about a war…

General Charles Q. Brown Jr. also stressed that the U.S. military is "ready for whatever comes our way."

DEI initiatives have gone viral across the country, but Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has clearly had enough. On June 6th of this year, Abbott signed a bill that forbade DEI offices at public universities and colleges across the state. Despite the executive order, however, many colleges and universit...

D.C's appellate court seems ready to narrow a gag order on former President Donald Trump, even if it recognizes the danger in his ongoing attacks against witnesses and prosecutors.

"Mark Dreyfus has promoted his place as a proponent of whistleblower protection law. But his actions this week are in stark contradiction," writes legal columnist HUGH SELBY.

Americans have now had eight years of Donald Trump and Trumpism. He has fostered the extremist MAGA movement that imperils our democracy as attested to not by Democrats, but by people who worked …

Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state universities to end their diversity statement requirements earlier this year. But a new investigation finds departments are still hiring based on ideological conformity and racial preferences.