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The Supreme Court voted in favor of letting the Trump administration move forward on more of its harsh immigration policies. In a 5-4 vote, the conservative majority won out on Monday, allowing enforcement of a rule called a “wealth test” by immigrant rights advocates and “public charge” policy by the government. Enforcing the rule would make it more difficult for […]
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Stand Up for Brexit has confirmed that their crowdfunded sum of £272,000 to help make Big Ben Bong on Brexit Day will now be donated to the war veteran charity. More than 14,000 Brexit supporters from 56 countries gave money to the fund in under two weeks. Boris Johnson publicly called for people to “bung a bob” to pay for […]
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Trump defense team makes case for Senate to acquit the President on two impeachment articles Legal panel discusses day 5 of Senate impeachment trial on ‘America’s News HQ.’ Long before Democrats finished making their marathon impeachment case, momentum had deserted them. The loops of repetition had gone from annoying to unbearable and the wild assertions got even wilder as their […]
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Officials from the EU are set to contact its EU27 and other partner countries with a request to temporarily pretend Britain is still in the bloc, even after its imminent departure later this week. The Financial Times revealed the European Commission would be delivering a diplomatic note to more than 160 countries with which it has international agreements. It comes […]
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Trump defense team makes case for Senate to acquit the President on two impeachment articles Legal panel discusses day 5 of Senate impeachment trial on ‘America’s News HQ.’ If you seem fatigued, exhausted, put-off, or otherwise sapped by the Senate’s impeachment trial of President Trump, you could thank Warren Hastings. Hastings was a British official who served as the Crown’s […]
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New bill would make bible courses a requirement in Florida schools Should this be an option across the country? Theologian and ethicist Jonathan Morris weighs in. How do you typically respond when someone causes you pain? One of Jesus’ most universally recognized phrases is His instruction to “turn the other cheek.” Yet this is probably one of the hardest — […]
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In a statement issued last week, Mr Bercow – now at the centre of further controversy after former House of Commons clerk Lord Lisvane lodged a complaint against him in relation to alleged bullying – said the Government was going against the “centuries-old convention that a departing speaker is promptly elevated to the House of Lords”. However, Ray Bassett, the […]
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Boris Johnson wants the country to become “Great again”, heal its past divisions and “look ahead with confidence” to life as an independent nation after Brexit. It came as the US treasury secretary confirmed that America will “dedicate a lot of resources” to securing a trade deal between the two countries, vowing that, after Brexit, Britain would be “top of the […]
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At 11pm on Friday we leave the EU. Adios. Au revoir. Arrivederci. Auf Wiedersehen, pet. It’s the biggest constitutional upheaval this country has faced since Henry VIII launched the Reformation to get his leg over Anne Boleyn who insisted on a wedding ring first. Yet in practice nothing will change – aside from losing our MEPs and gaining a 50p […]
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Energy in America: Nuclear power in focus Proponents point to nuclear energy’s reliability and lack of carbon dioxide emissions; critics say nuclear power is dangerous and nuclear waste difficult to dispose of; Laura Ingle reports. No matter your view on climate change, corporations and markets are planning for a lower-carbon future. In fact, some of the largest utility companies in […]
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