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The Supreme Court ends legalized discrimination by outlawing affirmative action, The Court also upholds personal religious liberty in the workplace, and we will take a look at the Declaration of Independence as we head into the July 4th holiday season.
The CNN released tape of Trump talking about classified documents complicates his case, at the Justice Department you have whistleblowers versus AG Merrick Garland, the Supreme Court weighs in on the role of state courts with regard to state election laws, and we will hear from Palmetto Family Interim President Mitch Prosser concerning oral arguments on the Heartbeat Bill presented yesterday at the SC Supreme Court.
The Greenville County Library Board punts on controversial LGBT displays. A new poll reveals that Americans are more pro-life than the Democratic Party wants to believe, and Frank Turek lists give ways Gender Ideology is flawed….all this and more on a hodgepodge news day.
Vladimir Putin faces a serious challenge to his grip on power, New research shows Atheists and Agnostics are outworking Evangelicals in the world of politics, the Supreme Court prepares to release its most controversial rulings.
The House of Representatives censures Adam Schiff setting off chaos in the chamber, the Titan submersible is confirmed lost leading to the death of five explorers, The US and India hit the restart button, plus interviews with Mark Baumgartner from A Moment of Hope Ministries and Pastor Mike Hamlet from First Baptist North Spartanburg to talk about the one-year anniversary of the demise of Roe
John Durham appears before the House Judiciary and receives rough treatment from both sides, Adam Schiff is censored by the House for misleading the public about the Trump/Russia investigation, and the search for the missing submersible enters a critical phase….
Hunter Biden helps the Justice Department rip the blindfold off of lady justice, the search for a submersible with five people intensifies amid questions about the safety procedures of the company, and Senator Tim Scott woes a Myrtle Beach crowd during a Sean Hannity Town Hall.
More truth comes to light over how the COVID virus began and how deep U.S. involvement went in funding research in Wuhan,
President Trump is barred from revealing information shared with his attorneys during discovery, and just how much does something called administrative rule affect your life?
Secretary of State Anthony Blinken returns from China with a mostly empty bag of accomplishments. President Trump continues to dominate in the polls for the Republican primary. The Dodgers Pride night fizzles, and Texas Democrats pin their hopes on young candidates who know the Bible and can debate their conservative counterparts.
Daniel Penny is indicted by New York Grand Jury, the RNC embraces mail in voting and ballot harvesting, Matt Walsh goes after Fox News for promoting woke policies to their employees, and White House decides to display the pride flag more prominently than the American Flag
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