Indiana AG threatens license of doctor who provided abortion to 10-year-old rape victim
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita (R) says he will be looking into the licensure of the physician who provided abortion services to a 10-year-old Ohio rape victim who made national headlines after she travelled out-of-state to receive the procedure. Caitlin Bernard, an Indiana obstetrician-gynecologist, publicly shared earlier this month in an interview published by the The Indianapolis Star that she would assisting the young girl, who was prohibited
Read MoreSen. Ben Sasse tests positive for COVID-19
Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a statement from his office. Communications director James Wegmann said on Thursday that Sasse tested positive on Wednesday after returning from Ukraine. "He’s vaccinated and boosted, and is experiencing only mild symptoms," Wegmann said in a statement. "He’ll isolate for the recommended five days — during that time, he’ll be working remotely." The news comes after Anthony Fauci, the chief medical advisor to President Biden,
Read MoreDHS review board says it could take years to fix government software vulnerability
A vulnerability in software that governments and companies around the world use could take years to eliminate, according to a report from a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) review board. The analysis states that a security engineer from the Alibaba Cloud Security team in China first reported the vulnerability to the Apache Software Foundation, a nonprofit organization that provides support for Log4j, the software.
Read MoreBiden’s pension 'guarantee' stretches the law to bail out unions
Last Wednesday, President Biden said that the American Rescue Plan
Read MoreIt will take 132 years for men and women to be equal: report
Story at a glance The World Economic Forum published its Global Gender Gap Report 2022. The annual report found that the global gender gap closed by 68 percent and at that pace will take 132 years to reach full parity. In North America, the gender gap closed by 76.9 percent, but still leaves 167 million women facing a gender gap.
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