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• Far From Border, American Victims Of Violent Crimes Committed By Illegal Border Crossers

  Thousands Of Miles From The Southern Border, Americans Find Themselves Victims Of Violent Crimes Committed By Repeat Offenders Illegally Entering The U.S. And Yes, That Includes Tennesseans.

• Control Of Congress Up For Grabs Next Year As Voters Split Between Republicans, Democrats

  If The Election Were Held Today, Republicans And Democrats In Congress Would Be In A Near Tie, Meaning Neither Party Seems To Have An Edge Heading Into The 2024 Cycle, According To A New Poll.

• Over 240,000 Illegal Border Crossers In October, Highest On Record For The Month

  More Than 240,000 People Were Apprehended Illegally Crossing The Border In October, The Highest On Record For The Month Of October In Recorded History.

• Small Businesses Cry Foul Over Inability To Challenge Federal Rules

  A U.S. Supreme Court Case Awaiting A Ruling Has Small Businesses Calling For An End To The Statute Of Limitations Blocking Them From Challenging A Federal Agency Regulation Six Years After It Was Enacted.

• Professor Raises Concerns Over The Effect AI Could Have on 2024 Elections

  A University Of Chicago Harris School Of Public Policy Professor Is Waving A Red Flag On The Impact That Artificial Intelligence Could Have On Next Year’s Elections.

• Rapists, Sex Offenders Among Those Illegally Entering U.S.

  Rapists And Sex Offenders Are Among The Most Violent People Illegally Entering The U.S., According To U.S. Customs And Border Protection. They Illegally Enter To Avoid Punishment In Their Home Country Or Illegally Enter The U.S., Commit Violent Offenses, And Then Attempt To Flee Back To Their Home Country, Agents
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• Analysis Finds 2.3% Increase In Births In States With Abortion Bans For First 6 Months Of 2023

  In The First Half Of 2023, Roughly 32,000 Babies Were Born In States That Implemented Abortion Restrictions After The U.S. Supreme Court Overturned Roe V. Wade Last June, A 2.3% Increase, According To A New Analysis.

• Texas AG Sues Pfizer Citing Misrepresentation Of COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy

  Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Sued Pfizer On Thursday Alleging The Pharmaceutical Giant Unlawfully Misrepresented The Effectiveness Of Its Covid-19 Vaccine And Attempted To Censor Public Discussion About It.

• Critics Raise Concerns About Fairness And Safety For Girls In Transgender Athlete Hearing

  At A Congressional Hearing Tuesday, Critics Of The Growth Of Transgender Athletes In Women’s Sports Raised Questions Of Fairness, Safety, And Privacy For Female Athletes In College And Younger Who Have Been Forced To Compete Against Biological Males.

• ICE Agents Continue To Remove Violent Foreign Nationals

  U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement Officers Continue To Remove Violent Criminals Living In The U.S. Recent Removals Include A Chilean Military Officer Wanted For Kidnapping And Murder, A Brazilian Fugitive Wanted For Raping A Child, And Guatemalans Wanted For Murder And Rape.