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• Border Patrol Agents Seize Record Amount Of Drugs, Apprehensions Also Increase

  U.S. Customs And Border Protection Officers Apprehended More People In November Than October And Confiscated A Record Amount Of Drugs, According To Its Latest Operational Report.

• As Holiday Break Ends, Some Schools Choosing To Return To Fully Remote Learning

  With The Holiday Break Coming To An End Today, A Number Of School Districts Across The Country Are Deciding To Go Fully Remote To Start The New Year. These Decisions Come Despite Mounting Evidence That Pandemic Lockdowns And Other Restrictions Have Taken A Significant Mental And Emotional Toll On Children.

• Growing Research Chronicles Toll Pandemic Lockdowns Imposed On Children

  A Growing Body Of Academic Research Is Chronicling The Toll That Pandemic Lockdowns Imposed On Children, Indicating That The Mental And Social Anguish The Policies Caused Outweigh The Health Protections.

• Senators Demand Answers On Afghan Evacuee Vetting, Amnesty For Illegal Aliens

  Republican U.S. Senators Are Keeping The Pressure On The Biden Administration Over Its Immigration Policies, Demanding Answers From Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas On The Number Of Afghan Evacuees In The U.S. And Their Vetting Process, As Well As Information About Foreign Nationals In The Country Who…

• Biden Disapproval Rating Reaches New High

  A New CNBC/Change Research Poll Found 56% Of Voters Disapprove Of Biden’s Job As President, The Worst Disapproval Numbers The President Has Seen Since Taking Office.

• Navy SEALs Secure Legal Win Ahead Of Mandate Arguments In Supreme Court

  A Group Of Navy Seals Obtained A Victory In Their Legal Battle Against Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates That Could Have Broad Implications For All Branches Of The Military, But They Still Face A Rocky Path Ahead.

• December Sees Significant Job Growth, But Millions Of Americans Are Calling It Quits

  The U.S. Showed Strong Job Gains In December, But A Record Number Of Americans Continue To Leave The Workforce Voluntarily.

• Advocates Say 2021 Was ‘Historic Year’ For School Choice

  As School Districts Across The U.S. Start 2022 In Remote-Learning Settings Or Are Considering Doing So, Parents Now Have More Options As 22 States Expanded Or Created School Choice Initiatives In 2021.

• Arguments Against Biden Health Care Workers Mandate To Be Presented In U.S. Supreme Court

  Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry’s Office Will Present Oral Arguments At The U.S. Supreme Court Today (January 7th , 2021) Against President Joe Biden’s Covid-19 Vaccination Mandate For Health Care Workers.

• Dems Threaten Ousting Filibuster, But Moderates Hold The Line

  U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.V., Is Once Again Right In The Middle Of A Heated Congressional Debate As Democratic Leadership Threatens To Overthrow The Long-Established Filibuster Rule To Push Through Voting Legislation That Would Give The Federal Government Broad Powers Over State Elections.