Which senator had the most liberal voting record in 2019? According to GovTrack.us in January 2020, it was then-Senator Kamala Harris (D-Calif.). Today, that same webpage can no longer be found, nor can the page for Harris's 2019 report card. The internet Wayback Machine first noticed the pages missing on Monday. Coinciding with this disappearance was only one relevant change: last weekend President Joe Biden announced via X that he would not seek reelection and endorsed Harris as his replacement.

<p>Sometimes reality can be stranger than fiction, but not when taking psychedelic drugs. FRC&rsquo;s Jennifer Bauwens explains to host Joseph Backholm, the physical, psychological, and spiritual experience one can have when taking psychedelics. With her background in trauma research, Jennifer has been monitoring the FDA&rsquo;s discussion on whether psychedelic drugs are safe for public use. In a 10 to 1 vote, the FDA board decided that the risk of taking psychedelic drugs FAR outweighed the benefits &ndash; but why? Come and take a &ldquo;trip&rdquo; with us as we try and unpack a psychedelic experience, the dangers of said drugs, and the current mental and spiritual crisis happening in our society.</p>
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Sometimes reality can be stranger than fiction, but not when taking psychedelic drugs. FRC's Jennifer Bauwens explains to host Joseph Backholm, the physical, psychological, and spiritual experience one can have when taking psychedelics. With her background in trauma research, Jennifer has been monitoring the FDA's discussion on whether psychedelic drugs are safe for public use. In a 10 to 1 vote, the FDA board decided that the risk of taking psychedelic drugs FAR outweighed the benefits - but why? Come and take a "trip" with us as we try and unpack a psychedelic experience, the dangers of said drugs, and the current mental and spiritual crisis happening in our society.

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Washington, D.C. saw a tsunami of anti-America/Israel protestors Wednesday afternoon. Outside of the city's Union Station, pro-terrorist mobs burned the American flags that fly outside the travel hub and replaced them with Palestinian flags. Paper mâché sculptures of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were also lit aflame, and the angry crowd screamed threats, such as, "Hamas is coming" and, "Allahu Akbar." And as The Daily Wire pointed out, "U.S. Park Police were woefully understaffed as they faced a large mob of violent far-Left extremists."

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With the Democratic Party coalescing around Vice President Kamala Harris as its new nominee, both Harris's and former President Donald Trump's campaigns are kicking into high gear. This week, both campaigns released their first ads since President Joe Biden retired his reelection bid.

By this time, many Americans may have heard that the 2024 Republican Party platform differs significantly from all its previous platforms, but they may not understand the specific changes that have been made on the issues of life, marriage, family, religious liberty, and numerous other policies that concern conservative Christians. A new document now helps analyze the changes.

An already historic year grew more unprecedented Wednesday when anti-American activists nearly disrupted a foreign leader's speech to a joint session of Congress. In a speech designed to strengthen the U.S.-Israel alliance, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saluted the University of North Carolina fraternity brothers who "protected the American flag against these anti-Israel protesters" during a campus riot in April. Half an hour later, the anti-Israel protestors tore down more American flags only blocks away at Washington, D.C.'s Union Station.

After weeks of mounting pressure, President Joe Biden announced on Sunday that he will be retiring his reelection campaign, resulting in comments, kudos, condemnations, and conspiracy theories from both Left and Right. Despite claiming that it is "in the best interest of my party and the country" to discontinue his reelection efforts, Biden made no mention of resigning from office.

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Now that Americans have had a chance to digest the political earthquakes of the last week and a half, a lot of conservatives are circling back to a major disappointment that, like most news, faded to the background when Donald Trump was shot. Even after the bombshell that Joe Biden is exiting the 2024 race, the mainstream media seems intent on returning to a thread that created big waves before the first shots ever rang out in Butler, Pennsylvania: a radically-rewritten GOP platform that leaves decades of pro-life and pro-family values behind.

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If the Democratic plan to change presidential candidates bolsters candidates in competitive races, the powers behind the Republican Party's decision to water down its historic commitment to protect unborn babies from abortion and defend religious liberty "will be panicking" this fall and realize "they need us around," says a leading evangelical figure.

President Joe Biden spoke Wednesday night about his decision to drop out of the presidential race in his first public appearance since the decision was made. In a video address of just over 11 minutes, Biden spoke from behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, after having spent nearly a week sequestered in his Delaware home, reportedly recovering from COVID-19. "I revere this office, but I love my country more," the president remarked. "It's been the honor of my life to serve as your president," he added, claiming that "the defense of democracy" is "at stake and is more important than any title."

After the fast-tracked platform adoption at this month's Republican National Convention, pro-lifers are still reeling. Social conservatives like Princeton's Dr. Robert George, a preeminent legal mind, are appalled at the hollowing out of the party's guiding document, which abandoned the GOP's core principles and specific vision for the unborn. In a candid conversation with Family Research Council President Tony Perkins on last Thursday's "Washington Watch," Dr. George outlined how devastating the RNC's rewrite is to the cause of life, marriage, and family - and where Christian voters go from here.

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