April 27 2023 |
Good morning from Washington, where the head of the American Federation of Teachers tells lawmakers that, despite having a direct line to the CDC director, her union didn’t have much input on school closures during the pandemic. Fred Lucas reports. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy convinces enough Republicans to raise the debt ceiling. Samantha Aschieris has details. Plus: Louisiana may bar gender ideology from the classroom; Florida’s governor takes on the administrative state; rooting out noncitizen voters in Arizona; and “Problematic Women” considers Democrats’ resuscitation of the ERA. On this date in 2009, struggling American carmaker General Motors announces that, after 80 years, it will stop producing the Pontiac.
‘True Things Prevail’: Read Tucker Carlson’s New Message About His Future
Louisiana Bill Would Ban K-12 Classroom Discussion of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity
House Passes GOP Debt Ceiling Package
‘Distortion of Constitutional Government’: DeSantis Says Founders Would Oppose Administrative State
Heritage Foundation Appeals to Force EPA Disclosures in East Palestine Train Derailment
Democrats Aim to Pass Amendment That Died Decades Ago
222 Noncitizens Ousted From Voter Rolls of Arizona’s Largest County
4 Highlights From Teachers Union Head Randi Weingarten’s Testimony on School Lockdowns
ICYMI: The Case for Tucker Carlson’s Show to Move to Twitter
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