Law and Government
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Trump’s Ex-Labor Secretary Fancied Strip Clubs, Abused Public Office Investigation Finds
By Derek Vanbuskirk Trump’s ex-Labor Secretary, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, abused her office and frequented strip clubs, a Thursday investigative report by…
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DOJ Sues Territory Over Ban on Semiautomatic Guns
By Harold Hutchison The Department of Justice (DOJ) joined a lawsuit against the Virgin Islands Wednesday over gun laws the…
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Virginia mom gets 6-month sentence for letting 5-year-old walk to the pond alone
“A mom of five was convicted last week of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Her offense: allowing her…
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Trump Admin Sues School District For Clandestine Student Gender Transitions
By Christine Sellers The Trump Administration is suing a public school district in Kansas City, Kansas, over secret gender transitions…
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Trump Admin To Revoke Tax Exempt Status For Racially Discriminatory Schools
By Rebeka Zeljko The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) are expected to roll out regulations that would…
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Judge Blocks New York’s Massive Climate Fund, Another Major Courtroom Defeat For Letitia James
By Paris Apodaca A federal judge blocked New York’s $75 billion climate superfund law Monday, ruling the state cannot force…
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Food stamp use falls, even in Illinois
“Food stamp enrollment in Illinois fell in July to its lowest level in at least 13 years, a drop driven…
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NY Prosecutor Says He Was Ordered By Letitia James To Target Trump Allies
By Jack Cowhick A New York state prosecutor claimed on Friday that the office of New York Attorney General Letitia…
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Trump relies on untested law to impose massive tariffs on Canada
“In firing up a trade war with Canada, President Donald Trump turned to a 96-year-old statute so obscure that many…
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Supreme Court To Hear Challenges to Semi-Auto Gun Bans
By Harold Hutchison Challenges to bans on modern semiautomatic firearms are being heard by the Supreme Court. The Second Amendment…
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Bureaucrats demand grandma get restaurant license to feed her neighbors breakfast
“The government has no business in your grandma’s kitchen. Now, media outlets nationwide are spreading the word about the Goldwater…
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Obama Judge Once Again Orders Postal Service To Defy Trump’s Mail-In Ballot Executive Order
By Nicole Silverio An Obama-appointed judge once again temporarily barred the U.S. Postal Service from carrying out President Donald Trump’s…
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CDC Restores Study Acknowledging Self-Defense Gun Use Buried During Biden Era
By Harold Hutchison The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) restored information regarding studies of the use of firearms…
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FDA approves breakthrough drug to treat advanced pancreatic cancer
Yesterday, the FDA approved a drug, daraxonrasib, “that could extend the survival of those with metastatic pancreatic cancer. A late-stage…
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Leftist Influencer Could Face Charges After Allegedly Bragging About Donation To Designated Terror Org
By Jack Cowhick A popular leftist influencer could face charges after urging his followers to donate to a designated terror…
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Dem Governor Candidate Promised Tax Hikes Would Save His County — Here’s What Locals Got Instead
By Ashley Brasfield Democrat Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate David Crowley promised higher taxes would stabilize Milwaukee County and expand services, but…
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SCOTUS Lifts Obama Judge’s Block On Trump Mail-In Ballot Order
By Mark Tanos The Supreme Court lifted a Massachusetts judge’s block on Republican President Donald Trump’s mail-in ballot executive order…
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Massachusetts’ Top Climate Regulator Withheld Many Records About Its Climate Failures
By Paris Apodaca Massachusetts’ top environmental regulator is taking heat after it “missed” many records it was supposed to hand…
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Trump administration may end ABA’s control over America’s law schools
“The American Bar Association, which for many years was the lone accreditor of law schools in the U.S., may lose…
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Data Center Backlash Brings Thousands Of Projects To A Screeching Halt
By Sean Moran Americans’ growing opposition to the prevalence of data centers has led many politicians to limit or pause…
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Judge Orders Prince Harry And 6 Other Celebrities To Pay Media Outlet Millions
By Leena Nasir London’s High Court ruled Friday that Prince Harry, Elton John, and five other high-profile figures must pay…
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New York eliminates some pointless red tape for small businesses
“New York City is cutting red tape for small businesses, with more than 50 regulatory reforms aimed at eliminating unnecessary permits,…
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North Carolina county using vertical-takeoff aircraft for 911 calls
“Paramedics in Hyde County, North Carolina, have begun using an electric vertical-takeoff aircraft to respond to 911 calls. The county…
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Feds Confront Eric Swalwell At Airport, Seize Electronics Amid Sexual Misconduct Probe
By Reagan Reese The FBI stopped former Rep. Eric Swalwell at San Francisco International Airport this weekend and seized his…
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Inmate stabs sleeping cellmate 11 times, stomps on his head 19 times, avoids most serious charges
An inmate at the Louisville jail was charged with assault this weekend after he stabbed another inmate in the face…
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Trump Admin Announces Sanctions Against International Criminal Court Chief
By Derek Vanbuskirk U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced sanctions against International Criminal Court (ICC) President Tomoko Akane and…
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Illegal Alien Arrested After Mother Found Stabbed To Death On Popular DC-Area Trail
By Derek Vanbuskirk An illegal immigrant was arrested Wednesday after the body of a mother was found stabbed on a…
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Rat population falls in New York, partly due to ‘war on rats’ launched in 2022
The “war on rats” launched by former New York Mayor Eric Adams is continuing to pay off. “Reported rat sightings…
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Trump Admin Seeks To Develop Millions Of Acres Of National Forest Land
By Derek Vanbuskirk The U.S. Forest Service filed a proposal Tuesday to rescind a 25-year-old rule that had prevented development…
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Government Buildings Are Falling Apart, But One Official Has A Solution
By Rebeka Zeljko For years, government buildings have deteriorated, hemorrhaging taxpayer dollars and endangering employees’ lives. Ed Forst, the Administrator…
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‘They Come Like Thieves In The Night’: Mother Of Victim Blasts California Policy That Could Grant Serial Killers Parole
The mother of a murdered police officer has joined family members of other victims in suing the California parole board…
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Massachusetts Mayor Charged In Alleged $1,500,000 Pandemic-Era Loan Fraud And Money Laundering Scheme
By Ireland Owens The Democratic mayor of Lawrence, Mass. has been arrested and faces charges for allegedly fraudulently obtaining more…
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SPLC Official Arrested For Allegedly Funneling Money To Lover’s Neo-Nazi Group
By Rebeka Zeljko The former chief financial officer for the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) was arrested in California after…
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Vaccines save lives, so they should be as convenient as possible, and be combined together in one shot when possible
“Measles vaccination has saved 94 million lives globally since 1974. Of those, 92 million were children”, says Our World in Data. But measles…
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Cocaine hippos spread due to judicial activism
Hippos are dangerous animals. They kill more people annually than lions, tigers, and rhinos combined. They are also an invasive…
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Ethiopia keeps arresting journalists and bloggers, contrary to its constitution
Many countries have constitutions that are not followed. Ethiopia is a classic example. Its constitution guarantees free expression more explicitly…
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