by Jennifer Jacobs and Margaret Talev Bloomberg Politics President Donald Trump said he’s actively considering a breakup of giant Wall Street banks, giving a push to efforts to revive a Depression-era law separating consumer and investment banking. “I’m looking at that right now,” Trump said of breaking up banks in a 30-minute Oval Office interview …
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by Emily Jones CBN News The London High Court ruled in favor of a Christian student who was expelled from his university for calling homosexuality a sin in a private Facebook post. Felix Ngole, 39, was kicked out of Sheffield University last year after expressing support for traditional marriage on his own personal Facebook page. …
by Marie Aubry Dennis Michael Lynch Mexico’s foreign secretary threatened legal battle to halt future construction of Trump’s border wall this week, citing the measure is potentially in violation of environmental and human rights, and international treaties. Foreign Secretary Luis Videgaray told congressional leaders that building a new border wall when 600 kilometers of barriers already exist …
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by WND Fox News has been through the wars in recent months. Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes left not of his own free will after allegations of sexual harassment. And primetime host Megyn Kelly fled for another network. Then Bill O’Reilly was escorted from his primetime slot, again after claims of sexual harassment, and one …
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by Kelly Cohen Washington Examiner Texas can now also criminally charge police chiefs and other city officials should they not help enforce immigration law. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) The Texas House passed legislation Thursday to impose harsher penalties on “sanctuary” cities that try to protect illegal immigrants. After a 16-hour debate, the Republican-controlled legislature approved a …
By Anna Ahronheim The Jerusalem Post The IDF confirmed on Thursday that Israel fired a Patriot anti-ballistic missile at a target in the Golan Heights, Israel’s northern region bordering Syria. Israeli media said residents in the northern Israeli town of Safed reported seeing two missiles being launched and of explosions occurring afterwards. It was initially …
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by Fr. Mark Hodges Life Site Tyler Sheppard’s laissez-faire attitude toward abortion changed forever when his beloved sister died after an abortion. Cree Erwin-Sheppard, 24, went alone for an abortion last June 30. She also had an intrauterine device (IUD) implanted. “Cree went to Planned Parenthood by herself and ended up getting an abortion,” Tyler …
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By Cathy Bussewitz ABC News Sean Smith and his husband paid more than $20,000 for a fertility procedure when they decided to have a child using a surrogate mother. They did not know at the time that if they were a heterosexual couple, they might have saved that money. Now, Smith and other members of …
By Brian Thomas The Federalist Papers Project An expected executive order from President Trump will reopen new offshore drilling initiatives, opening sales of oil and natural gas rights offshore. Obama’s block on new sales for rights in Arctic and Atlantic waters will take a major blow with the new order. Bloomberg reports: The offshore drilling …
by Miss CJ Chicks on the Rick It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out why. According to this, members of a girls track team from a Connecticut high school are throwing their arms wide open for the newest member of their team, a freshman boy-who-is-now-a-girl, Andraya Yearwood – Yearwood’s teammates have no problem …
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