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North Carolina’s Democrat Gov. Josh Stein vetoed a Republican effort last week to opt in to the Big, Beautiful Bill’s school choice tax credit program. The GOP-dominated state House and Senate passed House Bill 87, which would have made North Carolina the first state to opt into the newly passed federal school choice tax credit program, BPR News reported. Under the program, taxpayers can “receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit on up to $1,700 donated to nonprofits awarding scholarships that are both approved by the states and recognized by the federal government.” Families are eligible to receive scholarships if their income…

Brussels civil servants are reportedly in a standoff with the EC over their right to protest the bloc’s stance on Israel European Union staff are in a standoff with the European Commission over their right to protest its stance on Israel, accusing the bloc of breaching their moral and legal obligations, Politico has reported.The civil servants say the EU’s position on the Gaza war puts them in violation of European and international law, the outlet cited unnamed officials from the bloc as saying on Tuesday.One official said “complicity” has been imposed on employees, violating their “moral and legal obligations, suppressed…

RudolphChen, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons   On an ongoing basis, the Chinese Coast Guard has harassed and intimidated Philippine Coast Guard and fishing vessels in the South China Sea. China claims almost the entire sea, while the Permanent Court of Arbitration has rejected China’s claims. As the Philippine ships and vessels continues to use territory which the world recognizes as belonging to the Philippines, China has historically used bully tactics, blocking, ramming, and damaging Philippine vessels or shooting them with high powered water cannons. This week, China was dished some karmic justice when two of its bully…

The Department of Justice (DOJ) instructed employees in a memo on Tuesday not to use “preferred pronouns” in their email signatures. The DOJ sent the memo to the entire department, telling employees to scrap the woke dog whistle in alignment with President Donald Trump’s executive order “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government,” the Washington Times reported. “Extraneous content, such as preferred pronouns, motivational quotes, and GIFs, shall not be used in the signature block,” Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche reportedly told employees in the memo. “The official Department logo may be added…

Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), Canada’s preferred euphemism for euthanasia, has become so popular practitioners struggle to meet demand. According to government figures for 2023, the last full year of statistics available, MAID accounted for 4.7 percent of deaths nationwide, making Canada second only to the Netherlands. In Quebec, the figure is over seven percent, giving it the highest euthanasia rate in the world. MAID deaths have been growing by double digits each year since the practice was legalized in 2016, and especially since it was approved for patients who are not terminally ill in 2021. The growth of legalized…

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt laid out on Tuesday why “panicans” are wrong in their doubt of President Donald Trump when it comes to the economy, as wages continue to outpace inflation. Leavitt touted the positives of Trump’s economy, seven months into his adminsitration on the heels of Tuesday’s July inflation report, which again beat expert forecasts. “We continue to see positive economic reports across the board. Today’s CPI report revealed that inflation beat market expectations once again, and inflation remains stable. Overall inflation has run at a 1.9 average annual pace in President Trump’s first six months in…

Representative Jamie Raskin (D-MD) said Monday on CNN’s “The Arena” that President Donald Trump had “manufactured” an emergency to take federal control of the police department in Washington, D.C. Raskin said, “He’s referring to a provision in the D.C. Home Rule Act which allows him to declare a police emergency relating to a federal matter. They haven’t defined what the emergency is, especially with crime rates at a 30-year low in the District of Columbia, and he’s deployed the National Guard. At least I’m happy to see that he acknowledges he has. The power to activate the National Guard. That was…

Wanting to stop crime is racist? Wanting our nation’s capital to be a place where citizens can go and petition their government or speak to their elected officials without being robbed is racist? Well, according to Democrat Representative Jim Clyburn those goals are equal to Jim Crow 2.0. The Gateway Pundit reported, South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn has insisted that President Trump’s cleanup of Washington D.C. amounts to Jim Crow 2.0. Trump deployed the National Guard to the streets of Washington D.C. in order to crack down on soaring crime and homelessness. In an interview with MSNBC’s Alicia Menendez, Clyburn…

The human rights situation in South Africa has “significantly worsened,” leading to further abuses of minorities — an issue President Donald Trump has raised — Breitbart News has learned. “The human rights situation in South Africa significantly worsened during the year; with the signing of Expropriation Bill (B23-2020) on December 20, South Africa took a substantially worrying step towards land expropriation of Afrikaners and further abuses against racial minorities in the country,” the South Africa 2024 Human Rights Report (SAHRC), first reviewed by Breitbart News, reveals. There are credible reports of what the report describes as “arbitrary or unlawful killings;…

Tariffs Are Trade Regulation A federal judge in Washington recently ruled that the president cannot impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). The decision, handed down in Learning Resources v. Trump, claims that while IEEPA lets the president “regulate importation,” it doesn’t go far enough because it doesn’t use specific words like “tariffs,” “duties,” or “taxes.” Unless Congress spells it out, the court held, the president may block or prohibit imports, but not charge a fee on them. That distinction is now under serious challenge from a well-placed source: Chad Squitieri, a professor at Catholic University and…