Plus: 7 Facts I Discovered During My Visit to East Palestine
March 2 2023
Good morning from Washington, where Attorney General Merrick Garland yesterday made excuses to a Senate committee for not prosecuting vandals who attack pregnancy resource centers. Tyler O’Neil reports on that and Garland’s response to FBI targeting of traditional Catholics. In Ohio, Roman Jankowski shares observations from the scene of the toxic train disaster. On the podcast, Iowa’s new chief law enforcer spells out the illegality of Biden’s “forgiveness” of student loan debt. Plus: bad research on racial bias in college admissions; why the House should impeach the president’s homeland security chief; and “Problematic Women” unpacks pro-abortion activists’ attack on Jessa Duggar Seewald. Eighty years ago today, U.S. and Australian warplanes begin a successful three-day offensive against a convoy of Japanese ships protected by fighter planes in the western Pacific’s Bismarck Sea.
"Those who are attacking the pregnancy resource centers, which is a horrid thing to do, are doing this at night, in the dark," the attorney general says.
In the city, there is a pungent chemical odor that you can’t escape. There’s also another distinct, sweet chemical smell surrounding the waterways of East Palestine, Ohio.
To cancel student debt, “something would have to pass the House, the Senate, [and] be signed by the president. It's basic constitutional law,” Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird says.
Jessa Duggar Seewald, from the TV show “19 Kids and Counting,” gets some backlash after sharing about a recent miscarriage. Here’s what you should know.
Under Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, every congressional district is a border district: His agency monthly releases tens of thousands of illegal aliens into the U.S. without adequate...
Biden pledges to “defend reproductive freedom” for all Americans “regardless of their gender” or “gender identity.” But subscribers to biological reality know that only one gender can get pregnant.
