Almost one year after photos of aborted babies’ bodies from a Washington, D.C., abortion clinic shocked the nation’s capital, Mayor Muriel Bowser is stonewalling media requests for information on how, exactly, abortionist Cesare Santangelo ended those babies’ lives.

The mayor’s reticence comes despite multiple requests for clarity and autopsies from Republican lawmakers concerned about whether the babies were illegally aborted. On Thursday, Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., told The Daily Signal that the lack of action is “unacceptable.” “Almost a year ago, five dead babies were discovered and linked to a Washington, D.C., abortion facility run by a late-term abortionist,” Lankford said. “Evidence suggests that the babies could have undergone illegal partial-birth abortions or infanticide. Still, nothing has been done to seek justice for these children. This is not only heartbreaking; it’s unacceptable.”

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1 year later: D.C. mayor stonewalls probe into aborted babies' bodies

Almost one year after photos of aborted babies’ bodies from a Washington, D.C., abortion clinic shocked the nation’s capital, Mayor Muriel Bowser is stonewalling media requests for information on how, exactly, abortionist Cesare Santangelo ended thos

The GOP-led House of Representatives Friday passed the Parents Bill of Rights Act (HR5) to strengthen parents' voice in their children's education, by a vote of 213-208. No Democrats voted for the bill, while some leveled preposterous charges against it, including that it that threatens lessons on the Holocaust. A statement by McCarthy's Speaker office summarized the bill's purpose as follows: "The Parents Bill of Rights has 5 pillars to ensure parents have the right to have a voice in their kids' education:

Right to know what's being taught in schools and to see reading material;
Right to be heard;
Right to see school budget and spending;
Right to protect their child's privacy;
Right to be updated on any violent activity at school

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House passes Parents Bill of Rights, as enraged Dems level wild charges against it

The GOP-led House of Representatives Friday passed the Parents Bill of Rights Act (HR5) to strengthen parents' voice in their children's education, by a vote of 213-208. No Democrats voted for the bill, while some leveled preposterous charg

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The owner of a trucking company has gotten back from the government the nearly $40,000 federal agents took from him years ago at an airport. The Institute for Justice explains the money, actually $39,500, has been returned to small business owner Jerry Johnson. The cash was confiscated when he was at the Phoenix, Arizona, airport in 2020. There was no reason for the confiscation, except that he was carrying money, the report said. "Jerry flew to Phoenix with the goal of purchasing a semi-truck for his Charlotte, North Carolina, trucking company in August 2020. At baggage claim, Jerry was questioned by police and his money was seized and subjected to civil forfeiture. An Arizona trial court ruled that he failed to prove the cash was his and, therefore, he could not contest the civil forfeiture of his money. IJ took over Jerry’s case on appeal and in May 2022 the Arizona Court of Appeals held that the lower court’s ruling violated Jerry’s right to due process and that his case needed to be more carefully considered," the IJ said.

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Money returned to trucking company owner – finally!

"Jerry flew to Phoenix with the goal of purchasing a semi-truck for his Charlotte, North Carolina, trucking company in August 2020. At baggage claim, Jerry was questioned by police and his money was seized and subjected to civil forfeiture. An Arizona trial court ruled that he failed to prove the cash was his and, therefore, he could not contest the civil forfeiture of his money. IJ took over Jerry’s case on appeal and in May 2022 the Arizona Court of Appeals held that the lower court’s ruling violated Jerry’s right to due process and that his case needed to be more carefully considered," the IJ said.

Joe Biden's son Hunter signed a form when buying a gun a few years back affirming that he was not a user of illegal drugs. Then he admitted in his book he was.

So now the question of why he has not been prosecuted for violating a statute requiring truthful answers during the federal procedures to purchase a handgun has come up in Congress. It was Wisconsin Rep. Tom Tiffany who asked, during a hearing on guns, "Why hasn't Hunter Biden been prosecuted for the crime that he committed?"

When the witness, Rob Wilcox, of the group called Everytown for Gun Safety, responded that he wasn't aware of the facts of the case and couldn't comment, Tiffany followed up with the next logical query.

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Congressman asks why Hunter Biden escaped prosecution for gun form offense

Joe Biden's son Hunter signed a form when buying a guy affirming that he was not a user of illegal drugs. Then he admitted in his book he was.