Pro-Life Leaders Respond After Trump Calls for ‘Flexibility’ on the Hyde Amendment
Pro-Life Leaders React to Trump’s Comments on the Hyde Amendment Key figures in the pro-life movement are voicing their concerns following President Trump’s recent remarks suggesting that Republicans should be “flexible” regarding the Hyde Amendment. This amendment, a crucial component for many in the movement, prohibits taxpayer funding for abortions. During a discussion with House […]
Pro-life organizations alert President Donald Trump that the Hyde Amendment is not open for negotiation
Pro-Life Groups Defend Hyde Amendment Amid Health Care Discussions Pro-life organizations are emphasizing that the Hyde Amendment is “non-negotiable” after President Trump suggested that Republicans should be “flexible” as they work on the health care bill. In a statement released on Tuesday, Marjorie Dannenfelser, President of Pro-Life America, articulated that Trump should not entertain the […]
Trump advises GOP to be open about the Hyde Amendment abortion funding ban
Pro-life activists are pushing back against President Donald Trump’s recent comments urging Republicans to take a more lenient stance on a law that restricts federal funding for most abortions. This discussion comes as Congress engages in health policy talks. Kristan Hawkins, the president of Students for Life Action, expressed her discontent following Trump’s speech, stating, […]
Israeli tech billionaire calls on Americans to ‘restrict the First Amendment’
Shlomo Kramer, the co-founder and CEO of Cato Networks, ignited a wave of criticism online after suggesting that Americans should consider “limiting the First Amendment.” He argued that democracies need to take action against emerging threats by regulating online speech before it becomes too late. Kramer, who has a background as a serial entrepreneur and […]
Legal experts dispute Professor Yoo regarding the citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment
Some legal scholars claim that the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment grants citizenship to all children born in the U.S., even if their parents are undocumented immigrants—though, notably, this doesn’t apply to those here legally, like tourists or diplomats. In a recent paper, Professor John Yoo argues that a more limited interpretation of this […]
14th Amendment Creators Would Be ‘Astonished’ by Birthright Citizenship
Amy Swearer, a senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation, recently discussed the topic of “birthright citizenship” in a video for PragerU. She suggests that the framers of the 14th Amendment might be surprised to learn how the phrase is interpreted today, which essentially makes nearly everyone born in the U.S. a citizen, regardless of […]
DOJ reveals a new section for enforcing gun rights under the Second Amendment
New DOJ Section Focuses on Gun Rights Harmeet Dhillon, a Department of Justice official, has announced that a new section dedicated to gun rights will be released on Monday. She reassured Americans that there will be “more action” regarding the enforcement of gun rights. Dillon, an assistant attorney general in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights […]
Jane Fonda cautions that the sale of Warner Bros. Discovery poses a risk to the First Amendment
Jane Fonda Warns About Warner Bros. Discovery Sale Actress and activist Jane Fonda recently penned an op-ed for The Anclarer, expressing concerns about the potential sale of Warner Bros. Discovery. She argues that such a sale poses a threat to the First Amendment, especially considering the Trump administration’s history of leveraging mergers for political leverage […]
Senate deal on Obamacare subsidies affected by abortion discussions related to the Hyde Amendment
President Trump Teases a New Health Care Plan to Replace Obamacare As the Senate gets ready to vote on extending expired Obamacare premium subsidies, a heated discussion about limiting taxpayer-funded abortions is becoming a significant obstacle to finding a bipartisan health care solution. There’s a general consensus among senators that they prefer subsidies not to […]
Inside AP’s struggle for First Amendment rights against Trump’s administration
AP vs. Trump Administration Over Gulf Name The Associated Press finds itself back in court on Monday to continue its First Amendment dispute with the Trump administration regarding the naming of the Gulf of Mexico. The administration insists on renaming it the Gulf of America. Julie Pace, the executive vice president and editor-in-chief of the […]