Month: December 2023

Alabama

• Congressman Palmer questions CDC director on future virus policy
• AL Democratic Party Chairman defends post about Tuberville and 3rd Reich
• All original board members at Prattville library have resigned over book issue
• More borrowers from Alabama Farm Credit complain about finance practices
• White Hall Entertainment in Lowndes county raided and closed by AG office

National

• Joe Biden talks about having power to blow up the world while in Colorado
• House Judiciary committee issues 2 more subpoenas to former Biden staff
• Journalist Shellenberger reveals more of the Industrial censorship complex
• TX AG to appeal to 5th circuit court for injunction over razor wire at border
• TX AG also files lawsuit against Pfizer over Covid 19 vaccine and deaths

The news to know for Friday, December 1, 2023!

We'll tell you what's happening in Gaza now that the truce has expired and what message America's top diplomat has for Israel in this next stage of the war.

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Jonathan Skrmetti, the Republican attorney general of Tennessee, has pledged that he will sue the Department of Health and Human Services under President Joe Biden if it finalizes a rule forcing gender ideology on foster parents.

Skrmetti laid out the legal arguments against the rule in a conversation Wednesday with "The Daily Signal Podcast."

"This is a federal agency making law, treading on both the prerogatives of Congress and really the prerogatives of the state legislatures," Skrmetti said.

"Family law has always been a state issue," he explained. "The states have developed a rich body of family law dealing with issues like foster care. This is a really heavy-handed intrusion by the federal government in pursuit of a political end but at the expense of kids. So constitutionally, there's a structural problem with a federal agency making law in an area where the states should be making the law and where the states have been making the law."

HHS’ Administration for Children and Families proposed a new rule Sept. 28 on “Safe and Appropriate Foster Care Placement Requirements” and allowed Americans to submit public comments by Nov. 27. Skrmetti submitted a comment as Tennessee's attorney general, and 16 other state attorneys general signed on to it.

Enjoy the conversation with Skrmetti.

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More Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners released. Congressman George Santos expulsion vote set for tomorrow. Climate disaster fund approved at UN's COP28 climate summit. CBS News Correspondent Jennifer Keiper with tonight's World News Roundup.

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