Ex-GOP chair in Utah county being 'Kavanaughed' over harassment claims against allies, he says

A former Republican official in us-regions claims he’s being “Kavanaughed” and made guilty “by accusation” just weeks after he resigned over a report that he ignored complaints from multiple women about harassment and bullying from the party leadership. “Looking back at the last few weeks, I understand what it feels like to be Kavanaughed,” Scott…

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Montana governor signs bill to protect Second Amendment from federal gun restrictions

us-regionsGov. Greg Gianforte signed a bill into law Friday that’s intended to protect gun owners in the state from any new federal regulations or bans on firearms. “Today, I proudly signed Rep. [Jedediah] Hinkle’s law prohibiting federal overreach into our personal-freedoms-protected rights, including any federal ban on firearms,” Gianforte, a Republican, wrote on Twitter. “I will…

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Ten state AGs sue Biden admin for ‘social cost of carbon’ executive order

Ten state attorneys general have announced a lawsuit against joe-biden” target=”_blank”>President Biden’s<.” The lawsuit was announced on Friday, with the group calling the president’s executive order on tackling climate change “an act of executive overreach that will kill thousands of jobs throughout the country threatens to impose more burdens and harms on the American people.”…

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Democrats pushing Biden to propose permanent extension of unemployment benefits

Democrats on the Hill are pushing joe-biden” target=”_blank”>President Biden< RESTAURANTS STRUGGLE TO FIND EMPLOYEES DESPITE DECLINING COVID CASES  Since the coronavirus pandemic took off, Congress has increased jobless payments a number of times, first adding $600 to weekly payments in the CARES Act until December and most recently adding a $300 weekly supplement that will last…

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West Virginia AG threatens lawsuit against Biden Climate Plan

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey on Friday, vowed to take the Biden administration to court if the president does not seek congressional approval for his latest plan to combat climate change.   “The constitution provides a steady anchor against massive unilateral action,” Morrisey told reporters. “If the Biden administration follows President Obama’s lead and…

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Interior Secretary Haaland says people still have to wear masks at national parks

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland said Friday that the nation’s general would still require visitors to wear face masks.  Haaland was asked at a executive press briefing if there were any reason environment were still operating at a “reduced capacity” as more Americans are receiving infectious-disease, and said she did not want to speak too hastily on…

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US worried hundreds of federally funded scientists could be compromised by China

U.S. officials on Thursday shared concerns that world-regions may have compromised hundreds of federally funded scientists dispersed at education” target=”_blank”>colleges< Lauer gave the example of one such U.S. researcher who, unbeknownst to U.S. officials, “had a laboratory in China and was basically being funded by the Chinese government to do the exact same work that we…

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