The possibility of a government shutdown grew on Thursday as members of the House of Representatives left Washington, D.C. for the weekend in the wake of another failure of Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s […]
Govt. shutdown looms over D.C.
DOJ to sue over buoy barrier
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott was sued on Monday by the U.S Department of Justice over the installation of a floating barrier of linked buoys intended to deter migrants from crossing over from […]
“Title 42” rule stays in effect
“Title 42,” the pandemic rule that restricted migrants from crossing the border into the U.S., will remain in place for the present. The U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday stopped a trial judge’s lifting […]
A leap forward for fusion?
The prospect of fusion as a means to a safe and almost limitless supply of energy may be coming closer to reality. On Monday, the Associated Press reported that Energy Secretary Jennifer […]
Abortion law hearing on Nov. 1
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday announced it won’t block the Texas law that strongly restricts abortion, but it will allow the case to have an early day in court. According to […]
Wall or fence? The standoff continues
The standoff over a proposed new border barrier and the partial government shutdown which created it continued on Monday. President Donald Trump will make a prime-time national television address on Tuesday at […]
The three sides of immigration quandary
People – especially men – like to draw lines and create borders separating my side from your side and friends from enemies. Who belongs here and who doesn’t is at the heart […]
“Harmony” resolution on council agenda
A “community harmony and safety” resolution endorsing a policy of non-interference with people who might be illegal aliens goes before the Garden Grove City Council when it meets on Tuesday night. The […]
