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On this episode of Power, Poverty, & Politics with Star Parker, she talked about what President Ronald Reagan said about the “evil …
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Texas Supreme Court Rules — Pro-Life Heartbeat Law Stands
In Texas, a private citizen may file a civil lawsuit against an abortion provider or anyone who “aids or abets …
Read More »Gov. Ron DeSantis Just Signed a Bill That Protects Parents’ Rights — And Leftists HATE It
Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida has signed a bill into law that the left hates. HB 1557, Parental Rights in …
Read More »Florida Legislature Sends the ‘Stop WOKE’ Bill to Governor’s Desk
First introduced last December, the Stop the Wrongs of Our Kids Act, also known as Stop WOKE Act, is expected …
Read More »What Signal is Biden Sending to Putin About American Energy?
What signal is President Joe Biden sending to Russia’s Vladimir Putin about our country’s energy policies? Listen to what Star …
Read More »Parents File Lawsuit Against DC Mayor for Lifting Mask Mandate for Secular Spaces But Not Religious Schools
Mayor Muriel Bowser of the District of Columbia dropped the city’s mask mandate for indoor public spaces last month, effective …
Read More »Iowa Became the 11th State to Protect Fair Competition in Women’s Sports
In Iowa, men pretending to be women can’t compete on women’s sports teams in schools, colleges, and universities. Governor Kim …
Read More »NFL Players Ask Supreme Court to Protect Fired High School Coach’s Religious Freedom to Pray After Games
Current and former NFL players Kirk Cousins, Joe Delamiel-Leure, Nick Foles, Phil Olsen, Christian Ponder, Drew Stanton, Harry Swayne, and …
Read More »Rebroadcast: Are Capitol Police Spying on Members of Congress?
Are the U.S. Capitol Police spying on congressional lawmakers? Listen to Star Parker speak with Congressman Rodney Davis about what …
Read More »DC Mayor Drops Indoor Mask Mandate, But Not for Children In Schools — Lawmakers Want to Know Why
As of March 1, the District of Columbia no longer requires masks in many indoor public spaces. But masks must …
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