Governor Newsom’s Groundbreaking Law: California Targets Gun Buyers

In a significant move towards enhancing firearm transaction transparency, California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill No. 1587, which takes effect today. This new legislation mandates the categorization of firearm and ammunition purchases under a specific merchant category code, making it easier for the state to track these transactions made through credit cards. The…

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Trump’s Immunity: Supreme Court’s ‘Highway to Hell’ for Democracy

In a controversial decision, the Supreme Court has ruled that former President Donald Trump is granted limited immunity for actions taken during his presidency, a move that has sparked intense debate and allegations of judicial bias. This ruling, according to the Biden campaign and several Democratic leaders, essentially hands Trump “the keys to a dictatorship,”…

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Governor Newsom Signs Emergency Bill Allowing Service Fees in California Restaurants

In a last-minute decision that has raised eyebrows, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1524 on Saturday, permitting California restaurants and bars to continue charging service fees, healthcare costs, and other surcharges, provided they are clearly listed for diners to see. This move, while a relief to many in the service industry, also personally benefits…

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Governor Noem’s Absence During Historic Flood Sparks Outrage

In the wake of severe flooding in southeast South Dakota, Governor Kristi Noem’s response has come under intense scrutiny. As heavy rains inundated the region, Noem’s actions—or lack thereof—have revealed significant shortcomings in her leadership during a crisis. When the deluge began, Noem was notably absent, attending a political conference and a television interview out…

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Meet the Powerhouse Women Who Could Replace Biden and Beat Trump

As the 2024 election cycle heats up, speculation about potential Democratic candidates has intensified. With President Joe Biden’s age, recent debate performance and approval ratings being points of concern, some have pondered if a fresh face might step in at the Democratic National Convention (DNC). Here are ten Democratic congresswomen who could potentially replace Biden…

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Trump’s ‘Black Jobs’ Remark During Debate Shows True Colors

In a heated moment during Thursday’s debate with President Biden in Atlanta, former President Donald Trump sparked controversy by using the phrase “Black jobs.” This statement has not only left many Black Americans questioning the meaning and implications of such a term but also reignited discussions about Trump’s history of racism. Trump’s comments came as…

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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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The Supreme Court’s Conservative Majority: It’s Constitutional to Jail Poor People

In a landmark decision on Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Grants Pass, granting it the authority to ticket homeless individuals for sleeping outdoors. This ruling rejected the arguments that such “anti-camping” ordinances constitute “cruel and unusual” punishment under the Constitution. The decision, penned by Justice Neil Gorsuch for the court’s conservative…

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