Education Dept. probing whether Florida school mask mandate ban discriminates against kids with disabilities
The U.S. Department of Education has announced it will open an investigation into Florida’s ban on mask mandates for schools.
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Charles Hurt: Meet the New American Taliban Government
Twenty years after 9/11, a plague from China rampages across our homeland. To date, COVID-19 has killed over 230 times more Americans than did those terrorist attacks.
U.N. Staff in Afghanistan ‘Fear for Their Lives’ After Taliban Takeover
United Nations (U.N.) staff members in Afghanistan are facing increased incidents of “harassment and intimidation” by members of the Taliban since the terror group seized power of the country last month, U.N. special envoy to Afghanistan Deborah Lyons said Thursday, adding that some U.N. personnel “fear for their lives.
US Kabul drone strike appears to have killed an Afghan who worked for a US aid group: report
The U.S. government’s account of a drone strike launched against a suspected terrorist in Afghanistan toward the end of the military withdrawal from Kabul is being challenged by a report suggesting the victim was not a threat to the United States.
Is The Taliban Now The Most Well Equipped Islamic Militancy On Earth?
‘Having a lot of stuff equals power’
North Korea Restarting Nuclear Reactor Was Likely Inevitable, Expert Says
‘All have failed to diplomatically achieve denuclearization’
Biden DOJ appeals ruling that said DACA is unlawful
The Biden administration is appealing a Texas court ruling that concluded the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy is unconstitutional.
Appeals court blocks Tennessee Down syndrome abortion ban
A panel of federal judges reversed course Friday and blocked a Tennessee restriction that outlaws abortions because of a prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome, or because of the race or gender of the fetus. The ruling also kept a six-week abortion ban blocked.
NYT: Biden May Have Droned Innocent Family in Kabul; Possible War Crime
The New York Times published the results of an investigation on Friday that suggests the Biden administration targeted an innocent man who worked for a U.S. organization in a drone strike that killed several civilians. If true, the airstrike could constitute a violation of international law governing such targeted killings in wartime — in other words, a war crime.
‘They’re Going To See A Win’: Former SEAL Who Killed Bin Laden Says US ‘Retreat From Afghanistan’ Will ‘Empower’ Radical Islamic Terrorists
‘A lot of times the truth can get you fired’
Joe Biden Marks 20th Anniversary of 9/11 Criticizing ‘Dark Forces’ in America Against ‘Peaceful Religion’ of Islam
President Joe Biden marked the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks by criticizing Americans for anti-Muslim anger. The president said that the principle of “unity” in the country was endangered by the attacks but ultimately prevailed.
Department of Education Civil-Rights Arm Launches Investigation into Florida Mask-Mandate Ban
The investigation will determine whether Florida may be denying the rights of students with disabilities by forbidding mask mandates.
Winter Is Coming: Europe’s (Natural) Gas Crunch (and in Due Course, Ours)
The week of September 6, 2021: Soaring natural-gas prices, woke capital, employment, and much more
AstraZeneca Scientist Says Boosters May Not Be Necessary To All
‘I don’t think we need to boost everybody’
Fauci Calls Biden’s Vaccine Mandate ‘Moderate’
“The off-lane is that if you get tested frequently enough and find out you’re positive you won’t come to work and you won’t infect other people,” said Fauci.
Pat Sajak, Vanna White Sign Long-Term Extensions As Hosts Of ‘Wheel Of Fortune’
Some changes to prizes and slots on the wheel have also been announced.
Florida Court Lifts Pause on Mask Mandate Ban, Ruling in Favor of DeSantis
It is once again unlawful for Florida public schools to require students to wear masks in their facilities.
NRPLUS Conference Call with Ben Shapiro and Rich Lowry
Ben and Rich discuss vaccine mandates, our withdrawal from Afghanistan, Ben’s latest book, and more.
Apple Engaged In ‘Anticompetitive Conduct,’ Court Rules In Antitrust Lawsuit
‘Stifle consumer choice’
Food Delivery Apps Sue New York City Over Commission Caps
‘Government overreach’
‘A Decision We Applaud’ — Big Business Endorses Biden’s Vaccine Mandate
‘Our patience is wearing thin’
Texas Governor Signs Law Preventing Social Media Companies From Banning People For Their Views
‘Modern-day public square’
Pelosi deserves $200M for San Francisco park, Dem says: ‘She does more for America’ than others in Congress
House Republicans tried in vain Thursday to block a proposed $200 million allotment for improvements to a park in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco district.
WH’s Klain panned for retweeting post on ‘ultimate work-around’ for federal vaccine requirement
Ronald Klain, the White House chief of staff, faced criticism on social media Thursday after he retweeted a post that seemed to praise the administration for pulling off the “ultimate work-around” for a national COVID-19 vaccine requirement.
Dianne Feinstein should consider retiring from Senate, Barbara Boxer says
Former U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer of California suggested this week that her former colleague, U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, should consider retiring, according to a report.
Biden, in call with China’s Xi Jinping, sets ‘guardrails’ to ensure ‘competition does not veer into conflict’
President Biden spoke with China’s President Xi Jinping by phone Thursday night, aiming to set “guardrails and parameters” in the U.S.-China relationship to ensure that while the two nations are in “stiff competition,” they do not “veer into conflict,” senior Biden administration officials said.