Chris Woodward is a journalist with a focus on national news in the United States. He writes for Watchdog.org and the Washington Examiner, and his work has also appeared in various publications such as the Port Lavaca Wave, Sport Fishing Magazine, and The Palm Beach Post. Chris covers a range of topics including politics, government, and current events.
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Chris Woodward's focus is primarily on government and politics within the United States, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He frequently covers stories related to state issues, lawsuits, climate change, and political events.
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A pediatric nurse practitioner and mom of four has some advice for those who feel too busy or broke to enjoy the Christmas season.
An attorney for a Pentecostal university in southern California thinks diverse support will convince the U.S. Supreme Court to hear its appeal for religious autonomy.
What began with a few small gatherings in the U.S. now reaches people around the world.
An organization devoted to de-politicizing medicine claims a major academic association is pushing DEI in medical schools.
By: Chris Woodward
Threats from China to cut off supplies of critical manufacturing minerals have industry advocates saying it's time to “Make American Mining Great Again.”
A recent exchange between a senator and the head of the NCAA continues to have people talking, including a former college swimmer.
The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether states may defund the nation's leading abortion provider from their Medicaid programs.
A pro-life leader disputes the claim that chemical abortions are safe. Editor's Note: This story contains graphic content
A spokesman for American's oldest consumer protection agency says an automaker and popular retailer are listed as corporate sponsors of something called the Rainbow Library.
Critics of so-called student loan relief are not happy with the Biden administration.
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