January 1, 2017: Sen. Cotton joins Fox Information Sunday

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• Biden on Israel's proposed judicial reforms: 'They cannot continue down this road' March 28, 2023
  President Biden on Tuesday said he hopes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “walks away from” plans to pursue reforms to the country’s judiciary, which has drawn criticism from U.S. officials and sparked protests and work stoppages in Israel. "Like many strong supporters of Israel, I'm very concerned, and I'm concerned that they get this straight....
• Twitter restricts Greene’s congressional account over ‘vengeance’ post March 28, 2023
  Twitter on Tuesday restricted Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s (R-Ga.) congressional account for seven days after she repeatedly posted an image of a poster about a rally called “Trans Day of Vengeance.” Greene tweeted about the event after three children and three adults were killed in a shooting at a Christian school in Nashville. The suspect...
• Putin takes ‘nuclear blackmail’ to new level with Belarus plans March 28, 2023
  Russian President Vladimir Putin is upping the ante in his game of nuclear blackmail with the West by promising to place missiles in Belarus. The transfer of nuclear weapons, which comes ahead of an anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive, is intended to raise fears of escalation as the U.S. and NATO allies consider arming Kyiv with more...
• Dominion, Fox News want testimony from Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity March 28, 2023
  Fox News’s biggest stars and most powerful leaders could take the witness stand in a Delaware courtroom next month as part of the network’s ongoing legal fight with Dominion Voting Systems, new court documents show.  Hosts Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, as well as Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott, are among the...
• Mexico is moving to power California and Arizona. But who will pay for it?  March 28, 2023
  Residents of the U.S. Southwest could one day power their homes with solar energy generated across the border — if a multi-pronged plan from the Mexican government comes to fruition. A 120-megawatt capacity photovoltaic plant in the Sonoran seaside city of Puerto Peñasco already began feeding the national grid last month, while another 300 megawatts...