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America First News
16 Jun 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: Police arrest 28-year-old immigrant who allegedly posed as teenager to attend high school for entire year
A 28-year-old immigrant attended a Louisiana high school posing as a 17-year-old teenager using a fraudulent passport and birth certificate from Honduras. School officials were tipped off by an anonymous informant and an investigation led to the arrest of Martha Gutierrez-Serrano and her mother. The women were charged with injuring public records. The Sheriff explained that Gutierrez-Serrano attended the school because she wanted to learn English and there was no other criminal activity or inappropriate conduct by either of them.
#politics
Breitbart: Ted Cruz Demands Joe Biden Disclose 'Mystery Source' Who Paid Him $10M
Sen. Ted Cruz demanded transparency from President Joe Biden about a mystery source of $10 million that he and his wife received in 2017 through two corporations. Cruz raised concerns about a $5 million bribe allegedly accepted by Biden from the founder of Burisma, Mykola Zlochevsky. Cruz and other Republican lawmakers demanded disclosure and transparency from Biden about the entities that raked in millions in 2017 and the $5 million bribe
The New American: GOP House Passes Separation of Powers Restoration Act - The New American
The GOP House passed the Separation of Powers Restoration Act, a bill that would shift regulatory authority away from the executive branch to Congress and nullify the 1984 Chevron ruling. The bill, introduced by Rep. Scott Fitzgerald, was passed with a 220-211 vote and is expected to be stopped by the Democrat-controlled Senate.
The Blaze: Ex-Google CEO used ‘vast network’ of political connections to influence AI industry, government policy for financial gain: Report
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has been accused of using strategic investments and political relationships to create an "oligarch-style empire," according to a new report by the Bull Moose Project. The report alleges that Schmidt cultivated powerful connections through his position at Google, which allowed him to influence government policy and amass levels of influence within the US government that most people could only imagine. The report claims that Schmidt's connections expose the revolving door of Washington officials moving between government positions and special interest groups to control public policy, and warns that his lobbying for an aggressive AI policy could have disastrous effects on the creation and implementation of AI regulations.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 337: Joe Biden’s Ocean Train; Guest: Attorney Alina Habba on Representing Donald Trump
Host Alex Marlow covers a range of topics including Joe Biden's plan to build a train across the Indian Ocean, potential issues with the PGA-LIV Golf merger, and Antony Blinken's trip to China. The guest speaker, attorney Alina Habba, sheds light on President Donald Trump's ongoing legal battles.
National Review: Trump Was Never Any Match for the ‘Swamp’
The Trump administration is facing criticism from some of their own advisers, who believe he needs to return classified documents about the Russia investigation, while others are telling him he doesn't have to. This raises the question of comparisons between Trump's actions and those of Hillary Clinton: while she disguised her actions to avoid punishment, Trump openly admitted that he was breaking the law. Despite attempts at political reform, entrenched institutions will always push back, so a successful reformer needs to have internal fortitude to survive their own attempts. The Republicans must decide if they want reform or Trump's political circus.
The Epoch Times: House of Commons Passes Motion to Permanently Allow Virtual Attendance, Voting
MPs in Canada can continue to attend sittings and meetings virtually with hybrid workplace rules extended. The new rules were passed with support from most Liberal and NDP MPs, but were opposed by Conservatives and Bloc Québécois MPs. The extension means MPs can vote through an app and work while dealing with personal and family matters. However, detractors argue that virtual hearings are costly and in-person proceedings are better for decision-making. New rules have been implemented to standardize the equipment used during remote participation.
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Pollster Richard Baris tells Jack Posobiec it’s a
‘losing strategy’ for GOP candidates to bank on Trump going to
jail
Posobiec and Baris discussed the polling trends for former President Donald Trump, who continues to gain support despite being indicted twice. Baris noted that Trump's support is rising while other candidates are seeing a decline due to bad advice from their consultants and a misunderstanding of Republican voters. They agreed that it is a losing strategy for Republican candidates to hope that Trump's favorability decreases amid the legal battles he is involved in.
The Epoch Times: Cheryl Hines Straddles Dual Roles as Actress and Wife to Presidential Candidate RFK Jr.
Actress Cheryl Hines discusses her role as the wife of presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. and how his campaign has affected her life. Despite her support for her husband, Hines does not feel the need to attend every political event due to her own career commitments. As someone who did not grow up surrounded by politics, Hines now finds herself in the spotlight and acknowledges the importance of her words. She also shares her stance on vaccines and bodily autonomy, stating that people should have the right to make decisions with their doctors.
Breitbart: Northwestern U. College Republicans Score Free Speech Win over Censor-Happy Student Government
Northwestern University's College Republicans won a free speech battle against their student government after their funding was frozen for hosting author and CRT opponent James Lindsay. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) wrote a letter calling for a stop to the freezing of the conservative student group's funds. The school's student government deemed the College Republicans' posters advertising Lindsay's event in violation of the university's Policy on Discrimination & Harassment, using emergancy legislation to freeze funding. The reversal came after the school's Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Compliance chose not to investigate the flyers.
Front Page Magazine: The Exciting Adventures of Prosecuting Political Opponents with the Espionage Act (VIDEO)
The Espionage Act enables prosecution of political enemies. It has been used for over a century to selectively find and manufacture crimes against opponents.
National Review: The Corner: Treat the RNC’s ‘Pledge’ with the Contempt It Deserves
The Republican National Committee is facing a struggle as presidential candidates refuse to sign a pledge in support of the eventual nominee. This comes after it emerged former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson’s presidential campaign approached the RNC, requesting that it amend one of its primary qualifications for candidates seeking to participate in sanctioned debates. Despite having pledged his support for the eventual nominee eight years ago, Donald Trump’s current candidacy and controversies have made other candidates wary of signing the pledge.
The Blaze: Merrick Garland claims discriminatory 'patterns and practices' made George Floyd death 'possible'
Minneapolis police discriminated against citizens and violated their rights, leading to the death of George Floyd, according to a report by Attorney General Merrick Garland. The department was found to have discriminated against black and native Americans, used excessive force, and violated the freedom of speech rights of protesters. The report also highlighted numerous incidents in which officers disregarded the safety of those in custody. The data showed that stops, searches, and force were used disproportionately against black and native Americans.
Fox News: Obama suggests 'digital fingerprints' to counter misinformation 'so we know what's true and what's not true'
Former President Barack Obama suggested developing "digital fingerprints" to combat the spread of misinformation and deepfakes, which are digitally manipulated images, audio, or video that appear authentic. Obama warned that the problem will only get worse moving forward, as consumers are only viewing information from sources they agree with and are predisposed to believe. He cautioned that misinformation can be used to discourage people from voting by characterizing the system as corrupt. Obama announced on World Press Freedom Day last year that his foundation would launch a new initiative to combat misinformation, and he lectured about "widespread disinformation" at Stanford University.
#society
Daily Wire: Trans Activist Who Went Topless At WH Event Apologizes, Calls People Who Spoke Out ‘Vile’
Rose Montoya, a transgender activist, apologized for briefly going topless at a White House Pride Month event, calling it “unbecoming” of a guest of the President. The Biden administration called the act “inappropriate and disrespectful”. Montoya apologized to various LGBT groups and claimed that “family and friends” have been “harassed” after the incident. The administration has said that Montoya and other participants will not be invited to future events.
Washington Free Beacon: Hotels Are Dumping Property in San Francisco as Tourists Shun Crime-Ridden City
Several hotels in San Francisco are preparing to leave the struggling city amid high crime and widespread homelessness. Revenue per available room was 23 percent lower in April than during the same time in 2019. The Hilton San Francisco Union Square and Parc 55 have also ceased payments on $725 million worth of loans and entered foreclosure.
The Federalist Papers: Fox News Leaked Memo Exposes Secret Pride Month Agenda, Support for LGBT Charities - Report
Fox News has been accused of pushing LGBT and gender activism by The Daily Wire's Matt Walsh. Walsh revealed reading materials presented to Fox News employees, including children's books promoting LGBT views and information on sexual activity. He also claimed the network blacklisted him for his frank condemnation of trans ideology and has lost many viewers who feel the network has lost its conservative values.
The Babylon Bee: Prove You’re Not A Communist: Buy Our New ‘Murica’ T-Shirt
The Babylon Bee has released a new "Murica" shirt for Americans to wear on July 4th. The shirt features patriotic symbols such as pickup trucks, AR-15s, baseball, fighter jets, Donald Trump, and rocket-launching bald eagles. Those who are paid subscribers can use a discount code to save 20% at checkout.
PJ Media: RFK Jr. Surveys San Francisco Decay, Appears on 'The Joe Rogan Experience'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited San Francisco and expressed concern over the city's declining energy and need for improvement. He also visited the Southwest to survey the porous border. He appeared on Joe Rogan's podcast and discussed his conspiracy theory about JFK's assassination and his concerns about vaccines, particularly COVID-19 vaccines, which he believes contain toxic ingredients.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Georgetown Faculty Object to Renaming Foreign Affairs School Madeleine Albright
Georgetown University's proposal to rename its Walsh School of Foreign Service after the late Madeleine Albright, the first female Secretary of State, is under attack from a left-wing petition that has collected over 1,300 signatures. Critics say that the proposals dishonour the legacy of Edmund A. Walsh, the founder of the school, other objections include that Albright supported "gross human rights violations" and sanctions against Iraq that led to the death of half-a-million of children. Georgetown University President John DeGioia will make a final decision on the renaming soon. About half of the School of Foreign Service faculty objects to the renaming.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Franchise Businesses, DEI, and Wall Street: FTC to the Rescue?
The franchise model has made many entrepreneurs successful, but always favors the franchisor over the franchisee. Franchisees make the investment, do the work, take the risks, and pay the franchise fee. They also surrender the rights to their own innovative ideas. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a request for information to explore the means by which franchisors exert control over franchisees and their workers, expressing concern about unfair and deceptive practices in the franchise industry. The enhanced interest by the FTC in franchised businesses may benefit franchise negotiations and guard against onerous and unilateral obligations placed on the franchisee. Meanwhile, franchisors offering financial incentives to targeted minorities may result in discrimination and will warrant closer scrutiny.
Breitbart: McCarthy Debt Deal Boosts Consumer Sentiment to Best in Four Months
Consumer sentiment improves as debt ceiling turmoil resolved, with University of Michigan's index jumping to 63.9, an 8% rise from May. Both current conditions and future expectations improved, with the outlook over the economy surging 28% in the short run and 14% in the long run. Despite the increase, sentiment remains low by historical standards. Income expectations were diminished, but inflation expectations fell to 3.3% from 4.2%, the lowest since March 2021, while long-term inflation expectations were little changed from May at 3.0%.
The Epoch Times: Amazon's $1.7 Billion Deal to Buy Roomba Maker iRobot Gets UK Approval
Regulators in the UK have cleared Amazon's $1.7bn acquisition of iRobot, the robot vacuum maker behind the Roomba. The country's Competition and Markets Authority said it had not found a "substantial lessening of competition". However, the deal will be scrutinised in both the US and Europe over concerns it will increase Amazon's dominance in the smart home market.
#military
Fox News: Vietnam War activist Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers, dies at 92
Daniel Ellsberg, famous for leaking the Pentagon Papers during the Vietnam War, died at 92 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Ellsberg was a seeker of truth and an anti-war activist who will be dearly missed by his family, friends and many others.
The Epoch Times: Canada Deploying 15 Tanks and 130 Army Personnel to Latvia: Defence Minister
Canada will deploy 15 Leopard 2 tanks to Latvia as part of the NATO-enhanced Forward Presence Battle Group meant to respond to security threats in the Baltic Sea region. The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) mission titled “REASSURANCE” is intended to provide support for NATO assurance and deterrence in Eastern Europe and Central Europe. The CAF tank squadron will consist of all 15 Canadian tanks, initial support personnel, and equipment to be sent to Latvia by this autumn. This is the largest overseas mission of CAF, with Canada leading the ten-nation battle group since 2017.
#religion
The Epoch Times: Esther
A beautiful woman saves her people from annihilation by risking her life in an ancient king's harem.
Fox News: LA cable network won't air TV ad slamming Dodgers for anti-Catholic drag troupe: 'Too controversial'
TV and radio stations have refused to air a CatholicVote ad condemning the Los Angeles Dodgers for recognizing the LA chapter of The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence drag troupe, an organization deemed by many as anti-Catholic. The Dodgers invited the group as part of the team's LGBTQ+ Pride Night at Dodger Stadium. Spectrum SportsNet LA rejected the ad, stating it was “too controversial.” The network initially agreed to run the ad if they could blur an obscene image, which CatholicVote subsequently allowed, but the network still rejected the ad. CatholicVote has acquired a new platform to air the ad on Dodgers games streamed in Los Angeles and New York City.
Fox News: Dodgers prepare to honor Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence during Pride Night amid backlash
The Los Angeles Dodgers will honor a group on Friday night for their community service during the team's annual Pride Night celebration. The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group featuring performers in drag wearing traditional religious habits, will receive the 2023 Community Hero Award, despite backlash from politicians, religious leaders, and MLB players who have called the organization's messaging "anti-Catholic." The decision led to the Dodgers rescinding their invitation but later reversing their stance following advocates' support for the group's inclusion. The Archdiocese of Los Angeles will hold a day of prayer in response to the event on June 16, with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops issuing a statement urging Catholics to pray the Litany of the Sacred Heart as an act of reparation.
#culture
The Epoch Times: 3 Fine Days in County Cork, Ireland
A travel writer explores the beauty and history of County Cork, Ireland over three days. Day one was spent in Cork City, followed by Blarney Castle on day two and ending with the seaside town of Cobh on day three. Highlights included St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral, the Blarney Stone, and the Cobh Heritage Centre. The writer recommends exploring by train and staying at The Montenotte Hotel.
Forbes: Stray Kids Beat Enhypen Several Times Over For The Bestselling Album In America
K-pop boy bands Stray Kids and Enhypen secure the top two spots on the Top Album Sales chart in the U.S. Stray Kids' 5-Star easily claims the No. 1 position, having sold over 235,000 copies, while Enhypen's Dark Blood debuts at No. 2 with just over 85,000 copies sold. Stray Kids' 5-Star also debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
#health
The Epoch Times: Biden Picks COVID-19 Vaccine Proponent as Next CDC Director
President Biden has chosen Dr. Mandy Cohen as the next director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Cohen was previously the top health official in North Carolina and is currently the executive vice president at healthcare company Aledade. She has been a vocal proponent of COVID-19 vaccines, encouraging people to take them. However, public trust in the CDC has been declining, with only 44% of people polled in 2022 saying they trust the agency's guidance on COVID-19. Dr. Jay Bhattacarya, a professor of health policy, has said that the next director "has an opportunity to restore public trust in the CDC."
The Right Scoop: This is who Biden just selected to be his new CDC Director
Biden chose Mandy Cohen to be the new CDC Director without Senate approval. Cohen was North Carolina's health director and imposed COVID restrictions, including banning professional football. She supports face coverings and won't need confirmation until 2025, thanks to the omnibus bill championed by McConnell.
The Epoch Times: Rep. Crenshaw Grills Doctor Over Failure to Name Any Study Citing Benefits of Transgender Surgeries for Children
Yale professor can't back pediatric gender surgeries with medical evidence in congressional hearing.
The Epoch Times: More Than 17 Million COVID Vaccine Doses Expired, Public Health Agency Reports
Millions of COVID-19 vaccine doses procured by the Canadian government have expired, with over 17.3 million doses going to waste. Moderna and Novavax vaccines make up most of the expired doses. Over 13.6 million doses of AstraZeneca’s vaccine which were to be donated abroad also expired. The Auditor General of Canada reported that an oversupply of vaccines cost taxpayers $1 billion, with 29.7 million doses sitting unused in inventories. PHAC’s ineffective management of the distribution and use of vaccines led to the wastage.
#education
Foreign Policy: Have Mandarin Immersion Schools Lost Their Luster?
Mandarin immersion programs in the US have faced declining demand, except for a few schools receiving funding and diverse students.
Fox News: College Board rejects Florida's request to ‘audit, modify’ AP courses on gender identity, sexual orientation
The College Board denies Florida's request to change gender and sexual orientation content in AP Psychology course citing potential credit rejection.
The Epoch Times: Sacked School Worker Who Criticised Trans and LGBT Sex Education Wins Appeal
Christian school worker sacked for criticising transgenderism wins appeal against unfair dismissal, establishing legal precedent for protection of beliefs.
Breitbart: Nolte: Democrat-Run Minneapolis Schools Face Crisis as Families Flee
Minneapolis schools face financial crisis as student enrollment declines due to parents fleeing Democrat-run cities, indoctrination, grooming, violence, and failure.
Daily Wire: Florida Clashes With College Board Over Gender And Sexuality Material In AP Psychology Course
The College Board refuses to comply with Florida's new teaching content restrictions, stating that gender and sexuality must remain a required topic in AP courses.
#crime
Fox News: Pete Davidson charged with reckless driving in connection with crashing vehicle into Beverly Hills home
"Saturday Night Live" alum Pete Davidson has been charged with misdemeanor reckless driving in connection with a March 4 car crash in Beverly Hills. Davidson was with girlfriend Chase Sui Wonders at the time of the crash, which resulted in no serious injuries. The crash caused damage to a home and a wall, and Davidson is set to be arraigned on July 27.
Fox News: Ohio man admits to lining up 3 young sons in yard, executing them with rifle: prosecutors
Ohio man accused of killing his three young sons admitted to planning and lining up their execution with a rifle. One of the boys tried to flee, but the father chased him down and brought him back, said the prosecutor. The children died at the scene and the mother, who suffered a gunshot wound, was transported to a hospital. No motive behind the shootings has been released.
Daily Wire: Tree Of Life Synagogue Shooter Convicted On All Charges, Could Face Death Penalty
The man who carried out the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in U.S. history has been found guilty of all 63 counts and could face the death penalty. The shooter targeted the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, killing 11 people and injuring seven others, and told authorities he intended to kill Jewish people. Defense attorneys admitted their client had done the shooting, but asked jurors to scrutinize his intent. The shooter's lawyers also claimed he has schizophrenia and brain impairments that should be considered as reasons to avoid the death penalty.
Fox News: Republican congressional staffer attacked at gunpoint, lawmaker says
A staffer for a congressman was attacked at gunpoint near his DC residence following the Congressional Baseball Game. The name of the staffer was not released. Representative Brad Finstad, R-Minn., blamed anti-police policies and called for commonsense policies that imprison career criminals. Violent crime has been on the rise, including cases committed by juveniles. Sex abuse cases are up 48%, and D.C. has hit 200 consecutive years of murders for the first time since 2003. The police department has its hands tied by city policies demanding easy releases and lenient sentencing.
Breitbart: Juanita Broaddrick: Concealed Carry for Self-Defense 'a Good Thing'
Juanita Broaddrick, who claims to have been raped by Bill Clinton, praised carrying concealed weapons for self-defense on Twitter. The author specifically referenced the time when an Ohio judge who was ambushed pulled out his gun and killed the attacker. Similar cases of civilians using weapons to stop mass shootings happen again and again across the US, such as the story of Elisjsha Dicken, who stopped a shooting in the Greenwood Park Mall in Indiana. Over 60 instances of a concealed carry holder stopping a mass shooter have been reported.
Daily Wire: Police Group’s Lawyer Demands Release Of Nashville Shooter’s ‘Manifesto’ As Parents Balk
Nearly three months after a trans-identifying 28-year-old woman killed six people, including three 9-year-old kids, inside a Nashville Christian school, the dead shooter’s manifesto remains under wraps — and in demand. While school officials and a group of parents — including the shooter’s — requested the writings to remain private, organizations including the National Police Association argue that Tennessee state law requires authorities to release the manifesto to the public.
The Daily Wire and a host of other organizations have sought access, through Freedom of Information Act requests, to a collection of her writings that has been referred to as a “manifesto.” Authorities initially signaled the material would be released, but have since balked. According to Pierce, Tennessee state law requires that any documents taken or received in connection with official government business must be released to the public unless there is a valid legal exception.
Newsbusters: CNN Beats Down Penny: “Issue of Taking Things into Your Own Hands”
A Marine veteran, Daniel Penny, has been indicted on charges of second-degree manslaughter after he detained an attacker, Jordan Neely, on a New York subway, causing Neely's death. CNN anchors Rahel Solomon and Brynn Gingras portrayed this event as if Penny had put an innocent “homeless street performer in a fatal chokehold” with little context provided. However, Neely had reportedly been “disturbing others” and being “threatening” to other people on the train, and he was reportedly fleeing a warrant for his arrest for a previous offense. CNN continued to ignore these facts and criticized Penny, receiving monetary support on his GiveSendGo page, while Marris discussed the legal process of the trial.
#sports
The Epoch Times: USMNT Routs Mexico in Nations League Semifinal Amidst 4 Red Cards
U.S. beats Mexico 3-0 in the CONCACAF Nations League semifinal in Las Vegas with a brace from Christian Pulisic and a goal from Ricardo Pepi. Both teams finished with nine players each after multiple red cards were issued. The victory marks the USMNT's largest ever over Mexico. The U.S. will defend its title against Canada on Sunday.
Forbes: CM Punk Says Hangman Adam Page Chipped His Tooth In Explosive ESPN Interview
The Summer of Punk has arrived in AEW as CM Punk returned in a highly anticipated interview with ESPN. His comments about Hangman Adam Page caused upset among AEW wrestlers, with talent largely aware of what he had originally said. AEW Collision has been messy and full of controversy, with ticket sales for Canadian markets low and the United Center only selling just over 8,000 tickets in a building that holds over 23,000.
Forbes: If Virtual Reality Breaks Into Soccer, Expect More Stars Like Kevin De Bruyne
Virtual reality technology is making its way into football training, allowing players to immerse themselves in simulated match situations. Companies like Be Your Best are offering players the chance to practice in virtual environments designed to replicate real-life games, allowing budding stars to analyze the field from different angles and make better decisions under pressure. The young Norwegian player Andreas Schjelderup, who is currently signed to Benfica, has praised the technology, stating that it has helped him develop his scanning skills and take his game to the next level. However, it remains to be seen how widely the technology will be adopted across the sport and whether it will lead to real performance improvements.
#science
The Epoch Times: In Perennial Movement
The perplexing concepts of motion and time have been a challenge for scholars and philosophers for centuries. Despite our attempts to understand them, they remain a mystery.
Red State: How Science Is Bent to the Will of Activists
Researchers are increasingly under pressure from activists, putting honest scientific work at risk. The scientific method is the best way for humans to investigate phenomena, acquire new knowledge, and correct mistaken beliefs. The paper “Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria: Parent Reports on 1655 Possible Cases" was republished with a “correction” that offered a more detailed explanation of its methodology, specifically focusing on its dependency on parental reports, and a clarification that ROGD is not a clinical diagnosis. Activists repeatedly disrupted further attempts by researchers to explore ROGD using online surveys. Researchers are fighting back by submitting their findings to new publications like the Journal of Open Inquiry in Behavioral Science.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Watch Two Yellowstone Bison Rescue a Newborn Calf from Attacking Wolves
A calf was attacked by wolves in Yellowstone National Park, but then adult bison came to its rescue, displaying their strength and agility. The wolves were quickly subdued and the calf was saved, managing to escape with the rest of the herd. Yellowstone bison often successfully defend their calves from predatory wolf attacks thanks to their size and agility.
On The Water: Striper Migration Map – June 16, 2023
It's prime time for striper fishing along the East Coast, with large migratory fish moving north and resident fish still being caught in various locations. Maryland's Chesapeake Bay has summer regulations in place, while New Jersey is seeing the migratory fish push north and Connecticut and Rhode Island are seeing fresh schools of stripers. Cape Cod is seeing good fishing in the rips, while New Hampshire and Southern Maine are seeing over-slot fish moving through.
#other
Fox News: 'The fight is not over': GOP slams Iowa Supreme Court's 'lack of action' as abortion remains legal in state
The Iowa Supreme Court blocked the reinstatement of a six-week abortion ban, much to the chagrin of Governor Kim Reynolds. The ban had been signed into law in 2018, but was blocked by state lawmakers the following year. After the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022, Reynolds appealed to the court to reinstate the ban, but the decision was split 3-3.