Alabama Governor Signed 'What Is A Woman Act'

In Alabama, Republican Gov. Kay Ivey has signed last 14 February a new bill that she says answers a simple question: What is a woman?. The bill was cleared by the legslature last 12 February.

The bill from state Rep. Susan DuBose, R-Leeds, and Sen. April Weaver, R-Alabaster, would adjust state law to explicitly define "man," "woman," "boy," "girl," "father," "mother," "male," female" and "sex."

More Florida Lawmakers Defecting To The Republican Party

The state of Florida is becoming a bulwark for Republicans in the U.S. after another Democrat state lawmaker has announced she’s switching her party affiliation and joining the conservative party.

In a post on social media, Rep. Hillary Cassel said Florida Democrats are out of touch with voters and that she has a better chance of achieving her priorities from within the Republican Party.

USAID Faces Questionable Spending On DEI And Meals Of Terror Groups

President Donald Trump has flagged nearly US$ 200 million in questionable spending by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), which Elon Musk and his team have put in their crosshairs for cutting alleged waste and abuse.

Among the most stunning revelations from a White House list of questionable spending was nearly US$ 10 million USAID spent on meals that went to al Qaeda-funded terrorist groups.

All Gender Bathroom In Denver HS Being Investigated

Reports revealed that Denver Public Schools has been placed under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education for replacing a women's restroom with an "all-gender" facility.

Last 28 January, the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) announced that it will be looking into the Denver Public Schools District for allegedly discriminating against its female students after converting a female bathroom into an "all-gender" bathroom at one of its largest high schools.

Illegal Aliens Convicted Of Murder Will Be Handed The Death Penalty

A representative in Pennsylvania has just announced his plans to introduce legislation that would require the law to hand the death penalty to illegal immigrants convicted of murder.

The bill, authored by Rep. Eric Davanzo (R-Westmoreland), argued that any undocumented immigrant who receives a guilty verdict on a first-degree murder charge should be sentenced to death immediately. Davanzo wrote that he believes that "any individual who unlawfully enters this country and commits a murder should face the most severe consequences under the law."