Biden admin announces new crackdown on gas stoves
The Department of Energy revealed a proposed rule Wednesday that would set a new “energy conservation standard” for gas stoves and electric cooking equipment, according to an announcement.
‘Most Americans would be shocked’: James Comer warns of Biden family’s ‘connections’ to China amid document scandal
“I think most Americans would be shocked if they saw how many connections the Biden family has to people directly affiliated with the Chinese Communist Party,” Comer, who chairs the House Oversight Committee, said. “It’s very startling.”
New ATF rule sets stage to classify legal gun owners as criminals
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF) recently implemented pistol brace final rule could classify millions of gun owners as felons should they fail to comply with the updated requirements, according to the gun rights advocacy groups.
Bill proposes moving up New Hampshire’s fall primary election date
The House Election Law Committee on Tuesday held a hearing on House Bill 115, which proposes holding the fall primary election the second Tuesday in June, rather than the second Tuesday in September.
Democratic coalition of attorneys general file amicus brief in two student loan debt cases
In the brief, the attorneys general say the president acted within his statutory authority. At stake is a student loan debt relief initiative that would provide relief to student loan borrowers who were directly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
‘Twitter Files’ exposes Pfizer official colluded with Big Tech to censor speech on COVID-19
The latest installment of the “Twitter Files” reveals a disturbing connection between Twitter and Dr. Scott Gottlieb, a Pfizer board member who used to head the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Appliance association opposes Biden administration effort to ban gas stoves
The Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) is far from sold on the federal government’s proposal to ban gas stoves as a way of cutting down on the levels of air pollutants emitted by the appliances.
Poll: Americans say economy is in trouble
Released by CBS News and YouGov, the poll found that 64% of those surveyed said the national economy is doing “fairly bad” or “very bad.” Notably, 49% of those surveyed say they feel “scared” about the fate of the U.S. in the next year.
A federal ruling on transgender bathrooms could apply to women’s sports, legal experts say
“Such a commingling of the biological sexes in the female athletics arena would significantly undermine the benefits afforded to female student athletes under Title IX’s allowance for sex-separated sports teams,” Judge Lagoa wrote.
School choice options expand across U.S. in 2022
More parents overwhelmingly chose school choice in 2022 after expressing frustration with lockdown policies, school boards and mandates. The majority of parents surveyed in a major study said they wanted other options for their children’s education other than the public school districts their children were zoned to attend.
‘Twitter Files’ reveal how the left uses Big Tech to create illusion of scientific consensus and stifle debate, especially on COVID-19
The left has long used the notion of scientific consensus as a tool to silence debate on controversial issues, but the Twitter Files revealed just how far some Big Tech companies have gone to suppress legitimate scientific dissent — particularly on COVID-19 pandemic policy.
Gas prices to remain high in 2023, projected to peak at $4.12 a gallon in June
Gas prices won’t be as volatile in 2023 as they were in 2022, but motorists can likely expect high gas prices this year, according to an analysis by GasBuddy.