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January 11, 2023
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| FACT CHECK: Ayanna Pressley Claims Abortion Is 'Out of Reach' for U.S. Minorities |
| by Ben Johnson |
| Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.), a member of the far-left "Squad," celebrated the Biden administration's unilateral decision to let retail pharmacies carry abortion pills - on the grounds that abortion has historically been "pushed out of reach" for minorities and the disabled. Pressley's comments stand as a living testament that every fact can be inverted when touched by Woke ideology. |
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| 'Historic' House Rules Package Restores Transparency, Accountability |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| The U.S. House enacted a rules package Monday night by a vote of 220-213, with one Republican siding with the Democrats and another not voting. The rules, which will govern the chamber throughout the 118th Congress, incorporate changes negotiated by GOP holdouts during last week's historic, 15-round marathon vote to choose a House speaker. |
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| As States Legalize Sports Betting, Experts Warn of Economic, Societal Consequences |
| by Dan Hart |
| Citing Supreme Court precedent and economic benefits, many states have legalized sports betting over the last four years. But economic and legal experts are pointing out the questionable monetary and legal reasoning that undergirds pro-gambling arguments, as well as an abundance of societal ills that surround gambling culture. |
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| Reduce Federal Spending - But Not at the Expense of Our Security |
| by Rob Schwarzwalder |
| The new Republican Congress is working to get its house - actually, the House - in order, putting new rules in place to better ensure honesty and coherence in the way it conducts its business. However, holding defense hostage as part of the effort to rein in spending is, at best, a very risky gamble. |
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