In first post-presidency speech, Biden criticized Trump

On a day Democrats designated as “Social Security Day of Action”, former President Biden mischaracterized the Trump Administration’s exposure of fraud within the program. Prior to the speech, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt disputed Democrat attacks.

Supreme Court to hear birthright citizenship arguments in May

The Supreme Court will hear arguments this spring on President Trump’s plan to end automatic birthright citizenship. On his first day in office, the president signed an executive order to end birthright citizenship for the children of people who are in the U-S illegally. That order was halted nationwide by three district courts. During arguments on May 15th, the Supreme Court will consider whether those lower-court judges exceeded their authority. In the meantime, the president’s executive order remains blocked.

U.S. Eyes Africa As Potential Source Of Rare Earth Minerals

House GOP Won’t Take Up DC Funding Bill

House GOP leaders won’t bring up the District of Columbia funding fix bill on the floor this week. Details from reporter Bernie Bennett.

VERBATIM: Speaker Mike Johnson and District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser spoke Monday on a call to discuss a path forward on legislation to restore the capital city’s full spending powers, according to one person granted anonymity to share details of the private conversation.

Still, there are no plans to bring the bill to the House floor in the coming days before the chamber leaves for a two-week recess.

President Donald Trump says that he wants the House to take up the funding fix, saying the chamber should vote on it “IMMEDIATELY” to “clean up our once beautiful Capital City, and make it beautiful again.”

Bernie Bennett in Washington.

Arkansas strikes a blow for religious freedom

Arkansas strikes a blow for religious freedom

VERBATIM:  Republican Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has signed a bill that will allow Christian adoption and foster care agencies to place children ONLY with heterosexual couples.  In other states the government won’t do business with any agency that refuses to place kids with homosexuals and Arkansas is taking a stand against that.  Alliance Defending Freedom says Arkansas is to be commended adding “Every child deserves a loving home that can provide them stability.”  MH SRN NEWS

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