Newsom Justifies California’s Minimum Wage Increase in State Address

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In his recent address, Governor Gavin Newsom defended California’s new minimum wage law for fast food workers and underscored the state’s economic resilience. Newsom emphasized the importance of raising the minimum wage to $20 an hour, arguing it was crucial for ensuring fair wages for workers in one of the nation’s most…

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Justice Thomas’s Isolation: The Sole Dissent in Landmark Gun Control Case

WASHINGTON — In a significant affirmation of gun control, the Supreme Court has upheld a 1994 law aimed at protecting victims of domestic violence from firearm threats. The decision, rendered 8-1, supports the ban on firearms for individuals under restraining orders. This ruling counters a previous decision by the federal appeals court in New Orleans,…

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Trump’s Royal Ambitions Revealed: Project 2025 Shows He Really Does Want to Be a King

In a concerning development for American democracy, the Heritage Foundation has unveiled its sweeping “Project 2025” blueprint, outlining a vision that could radically reshape the country’s governance and social fabric. This document, which extends over 900 pages, serves as a potential roadmap for a second Trump administration, proposing extensive changes that include a significant expansion…

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New Harvard Report Connects Biden’s Immigration Surge to Skyrocketing Rent Rates

As the COVID-19 pandemic receded, the U.S. housing market began grappling with a significant challenge: rapidly increasing rent rates. Under President Joe Biden’s administration, a notable surge in immigration has become intertwined with this trend, potentially contributing to the escalating costs of rental housing. Upon taking office in January 2021, President Biden swiftly reversed many…

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Louisiana’s New Law to Post Ten Commandments in Every Public Classroom: Sunday School Moves To Weekdays

In a landmark decision, Louisiana has become the first state to mandate the display of the Ten Commandments in every public school and state-funded university classroom. This week, Governor Jeff Landry signed House Bill 71 into law, requiring these “foundational documents” to be posted in a large, easily readable font. This new legislation, set to…

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Supreme Court Nixes Rio Grande Deal, Leaving New Mexico and Texas in Limbo

In a significant ruling today, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a proposed settlement between New Mexico and Texas over the management of the Rio Grande’s waters. The 5-4 decision complicates ongoing efforts to resolve long-standing disputes over how New Mexico, Texas, and Colorado share this critical water source. The proposed settlement, which aimed to ensure…

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