
Big cat legislation passes House, corrects 2003 legislation by banning breeding
The Big Cat Public Safety Act passed the U.S. House of Representatives Friday with a 278-134 vote.

The Big Cat Public Safety Act passed the U.S. House of Representatives Friday with a 278-134 vote.

Senate Democrats finally got something meaningful done, voting 51-50 on Sunday, with Vice President Kamala Harris casting the tie-breaking vote, to pass a $750 billion healthcare, clean energy and tax bill.
A bipartisan congressional delegation visited Central America this week to learn more about the Biden administration’s actions to stem irregular migration to the United States.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a new report which concludes that the national rate of uninsured Americans was 8 percent in early 2022.

Judge Andrew Hanen’s ruling allowed existing DACA recipients to apply for two-year renewals while the court case moves through appeals, but it prohibits approval of any new applications.

The Reproductive Freedom For All Act would codify women’s rights to abortion and protect contraception access.

On Friday the House of Representatives approved the Big Cat Public Safety Act to prohibit keeping tigers, lions and other big cat species as pets, and ban direct public contact.

In an age of overcriminalization, round-the-clock surveillance, and a police state eager to flex its muscles in a show of power, we are all guilty of some transgression or other.

Last year at a Conservative Political Action Conference in Dallas, Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline delivered a speech so cringe-inducingly bad (see for yourself) that I was sure he would never be invited back.

Current and retired federal Virginia employees are experiencing problems with the new online system for Thrift Savings Plan.
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