The United States District Court for the District of Arizona overturned an Arizona law that required individuals seeking to register to vote to list their birthplace. The court ruled Friday that House Bill 2492’s birthplace requirement violated a federal law that prohibits election officials from…
Read More Court Finds Arizona Birthplace Voter Law Violates Civil Rights Act Of 1964
As the 2024 US elections approach, political campaigns and advertising agencies are turning to a new ally, artificial intelligence, to spread their messages. However, in Florida, lawmakers passed legislation requiring disclaimers on political advertisements created with generative artificial intelligence. Senators voted 32-0 on Friday to…
Read More Florida Lawmakers Seek To Crack Down On ‘AI’ In Politics
A British cargo ship carrying fertilizer was sunk on Friday after being attacked by Houthi rebels off the coast of Yemen, potentially causing an environmental disaster in the area, according to a report from U.S. Central Command. The Rubymar was attacked by a Houthi anti-ship…
Read More Cargo Ship Sinks After Houthi Attack In Red Sea, Dumping 21,000 Metric Tons Of Fertilizer
Former President Donald Trump won Missouri’s Republican caucuses, one of three events on Saturday that will award delegates to the GOP presidential nomination. The former president, who is particularly strong in caucuses, increased his delegate lead with that victory and gained ground at a party…
Read More Trump Wins Missouri Caucuses As Michigan And Idaho Weigh In On 2024 GOP Race
More delegates are up for grabs on Saturday as former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley pursues her first victory and former President Donald Trump attempts to move closer to securing the Republican nomination. It is anticipated that Trump, who is particularly effective in caucuses, will…
Read More Trump And Haley Eye Caucuses, Convention In Michigan, Idaho, And Missouri
Nikki Haley, the former governor of South Carolina, received an endorsement from Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska on Friday, marking her first presidential endorsement from the upper house. “I’m proud to endorse Gov. Nikki Haley,” Sen. Murkowski said. “America needs someone with the right values, vigor,…
Read More Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley Secures Endorsement From Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski
On Friday, President Joe Biden announced that the United States will be delivering food and aid to the Gaza Strip by airdrop. “We are going to join with our friends from Jordan and others to provide airdrops of supplies into Ukraine,” Biden said in the…
Read More Biden Announces Airdrops Of Food And Aid Into Gaza
The two biggest pharmacy chains in the United States, CVS and Walgreens, announced on Friday that they would begin offering abortion pills as early as this month. Mifepristone, also referred to as the abortion pill, is a prescription medication. In 2000, the FDA authorized mifepristone…
Read More Walgreens And CVS To Start Selling Abortion Pills
The Florida House approved a contentious bill on Friday that would reduce the legal age to purchase rifles and shotguns from 21 to 18, despite the Senate’s inaction on the matter. The bill (HB 1223), which would overturn a ruling that raised the minimum age…
Read More Lower Gun Buying Age Bill Moves Forward In Florida House
This election season, at least one California county will host the nation’s first transgender voting center. “It’s a groundbreaking example of leaders in our state working to ensure that every Californian, regardless of gender identity or expression, has a safe and welcoming space to exercise…
Read More Transgender Voting Center To Open In California ‘Safe And Affirming Space’