Memorial Day Special - TWS News Brief 134

Birthright Citizenship, Women's Sports, Venezuela, SAVE America Act - TWS News Brief 160

On today's news brief: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of birthright citizenship and protecting women's sports, an update on the aftermath of the devasting earthquakes in Venezuela, and President Trump encourages Congress to pass the SAVE America Act.

Supreme Court Decisions, Iran, Texas Public School Curriculum - TWS News Brief 159

On today's news brief: A review and breakdown of recently released United States Supreme Court decisions, an update on the war in Iran and the implementation of an interim peace deal, and the Texas State Board of Education voted to codify a proposed list of required reading for students in grades K-12 that include Bible passages.

Strait of Hormuz, Oil Prices, Asylum & Temporary Protected Status, SAVE America Act - TWS News Brief 158

On today's news brief: Iran has taken back control over the Strait of Hormuz -- the peace deal to end the war in Iran is on shaky ground, oil prices dropped by more than 3% today, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the U.S. is allowed to turn away those seeking asylum along the U.S. Mexico border in a 6 to 3 decision and the Department of Homeland Security can now cancel Temporary Protected Status, and a group of Conservatives have promised to bring the House floor to a halt until Republicans pass the SAVE America Act.

War Powers Resolution, SAVE America Act, Rising Socialism - TWS News Brief 157

On today's news brief: President Donald Trump had a meeting with Senate members to discuss his War Powers Resolution, the White House is seeking $672 million in order to strip Iran of its nuclear materials, inspect its nuclear facilities, and for other counterproliferation objectives, debates continue to rage over the SAVE America Act, and Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky recently spoke about his concern that socialism is spreading at an alarming rate.

Iran's Nuclear Sites, James Talarico, Poetica Coffee Probe - TWS News Brief 156

On today's news brief: The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency said today that it will inspect Iran's nuclear sites but that there is no rush to do so, the Senate has also approved a war powers resolution meant to pressure President Donald Trump to remove the U.S. military from hostilities in Iran, a recently resurfaced podcast clip has shown Texas Senate candidate James Talarico proclaiming that he is a "Christian who hates Christianity" along with other questionable stances, and the Department of Justice opened a probe into a New York City establishment by the name of Poetica Coffee. This came after Poetica posted online that it would have refused service to pro-Israel U.S. Representative for New York Dan Goldman had it recognized him during a visit he made there on Sunday.