By the margin of 26-20, the Indiana State Senate on Saturday voted to send to the state’s lower house a bill that would create a ban on abortions with exceptions only for […]
Indiana abortion ban advances
Climate, energy bill is revived
A climate, energy and tax package pushed by President Joe Biden and Democrats in Congress – legislation once believed to be dead – has been given new life. Sen. Joe Manchin III […]
Fed hikes interest rates again
A 0.75 percent increase in the prime interest rate was ordered Wednesday by the Federal Reserve system on Wednesday in another effort to tame inflation. According to United Press International, Chair Jerome […]
Pope Francis offers an apology
In a visit to Canada, Pope Francis apologized Monday for the Catholic Church’s role in Canada’s policy of forcing native people into residential schools. According to USA Today, Francis said “I am […]
Subpoena for Ginni Thomas?
The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of former president Donald Trump may subpoena Virginia “Ginni” Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. […]
Is the grain deal in danger?
A deal between Ukraine and Russia to allow the export of grain announced on Friday may already have unraveled. According to Reuters, Russian missiles today struck the port of Odessa, from which […]
Bannon guilty of contempt
Steve Bannon was convicted Friday of contempt of Congress by a federal jury for defying a subpoena to testify before the House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. […]
Birth control bill passes House
Seeking to enshrine access to contraceptive devices in case the conservative Supreme Court declares it a state decision – as it has in the case of abortion – the House of Representatives […]
Biden: a climate “emergency”
Calling climate change an “emergency,” President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced some measures on this issue and promised more action soon. “Let me be clear,” he said, according to The Associated Press, […]
House backs marriage rights
The U.S House of Representatives voted to protect same-sex and interracial marriages on Tuesday. In what ended up being a relatively bipartisan conclusion, the vote was 267-157. All House Democrats voted in […]
