Law and Government
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mRNA immunotherapies save more than 49,000 lives annually
“mRNA immunotherapies avert over 49,000 deaths” each year, just “among U.S. patients diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer, pancreatic cancer,…
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Federal Appeals Court Slams Brakes On Trump’s White House Ballroom Construction Blitz
By Thomas Wong President Donald Trump’s construction blitz seeking to modernize the East Wing of the White House appears to…
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Another Career Criminal Assaults Woman In Same City Where Iryna Zarutska Was Killed
By Derek Vanbuskirk A man with multiple prior arrests was charged Thursday with assaulting a woman in Charlotte, North Carolina,…
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Children born with no legal identity, due to their mother being raped
In Sudan’s civil war, thousands of women and teenage girls have been raped. Some of them give birth, only to…
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Duke University illegally discriminated against white, Asian applicants, Justice Department finds
Duke University School of Law violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by discriminating based on race…
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Senate Committee Votes To Hold Fauci In Contempt
By Emily Kopp A committee chaired by Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt…
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Trump’s DOJ Sues Maryland County Over Gun Ban In Churches
By Harold Hutchison The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday filed suit against Montgomery County, Maryland, over a law prohibiting…
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University of Michigan medical center to pay $410,000 to Christian employee fired for objections to trans medicine
“A former University of Michigan medical center employee will receive $410,000 in a settlement after the hospital illegally terminated her…
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Retinal implant restores vision
“European regulators have approved Science Corporation’s PRIMA retinal implant, which combines a tiny chip inserted beneath the retina with camera-equipped…
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Longtime New Yorkers told to pay massive tax bills by Zohran Mamdani’s administration, over false claim that they are absentee property owners
“New Yorkers were seething Tuesday after Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration alerted them they’d be on the hook for the state’s…
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FAA moves to exempt commercial rocket launches from time-consuming environmental reviews
“The Trump administration continues to clear-cut the bureaucratic underbrush, this time proposing a rule that would let the Federal Aviation…
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Court Deals Final Blow To Blue State’s Crackdown On Therapists Helping Kids Accept Their Gender
By Spencer Lombardo Religious liberty attorneys secured a legal victory for therapists who treat children struggling with gender confusion. The…
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Ugly Pattern Emerges In Mass Shootings In Left-Coast Cities
By Harold Hutchison Shootings that took place near a pizza restaurant in Tucson, Arizona, and a food festival in Seattle,…
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DOJ Uncovers $350 Million In Alleged Fraud
By Reagan Reese The Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division has uncovered roughly $350 million in alleged fraud across the…
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You Won’t Believe Simple Questions Anthony Fauci Refuses To Answer
By Faith Miller Dr. Anthony Fauci refused to answer simple questions — even on trivial matters — during a Senate…
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Fauci Quietly Fumed As CIA Briefed Him On Explosive Wuhan Lab Intel, Diary Reveals
By Emily Kopp Anthony Fauci became defensive and bristled when the CIA briefed him on undisclosed coronavirus research at the…
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Anthony Fauci Pleads The Fifth During Highly Anticipated Hearing
By Emily Kopp Former Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth…
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Europe loosens restrictions on gene-edited crops
“The European Union is substantially loosening its restrictions on certain gene-edited crops. Last month, the European Parliament passed a law…
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Democrat AG Travels To The Woke Temple In Search Of Anti-Gun Law Firms
By Harold Hutchison Democratic Connecticut Attorney General William Tong’s office is seeking free help to sue gun companies, according to…
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State constitution saves woman from financial devastation
Earlier this year, the federal appeals court in New Orleans “upheld a lower court decision that ruled the city of McKinney, Texas, must pay…
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Education Department repeals its harmful disparate-impact regulations, which were used to undermine school safety
On Thursday, the Department of Education repealed its disparate impact regulations. Those disparate-impact regulations led some school districts to make…
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Law That Makes Heroes Felons Could End Up In Supreme Court
By Harold Hutchison Multiple pro-Second Amendment groups filed an amicus brief urging the Maryland Supreme Court to hear an appeal…
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Court rules against perpetual college student, saying he can be detained pending his removal from America
“A pro-Palestinian activist who has spent 17 years and counting in college can be detained pending removal proceedings, an appeals…
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Fewer teens die in car crashes
“Fewer teenagers are dying in motor-vehicle crashes in the United States. According to data from the US Department of Transportation,…
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Not So Fast: Software Company Blamed For Illegal Alien Voter Registration Says State Government Knew
By Mark Tanos The software vendor Democratic New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill faulted for putting 6,600 noncitizens on the voter…
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Taxpayers pay $340,000 annually for unused internet on deserted island
On a “nearly deserted Alaska island, it costs more than $340,000 per year to provide hundreds of buildings — all…
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Top Medical School Admits It Is Still Transing Kids Despite Taking Nearly $1 Billion In Federal Dollars
By Derek Vanbuskirk University of California, San Francisco’s (UCSF) Chancellor Dr. Sam Hawgood said Tuesday his medical school still administers…
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Supreme Court Takes Case Of Man Who Says State Tried To Snatch Plane Over Beer
By Arianna Hooker The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear the case of an Alaska bush pilot claiming authorities violated…
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Prosecutor had intimate relationship with an illegal immigrant facing sexual assault charges.
By Mary Rooke A local Missouri prosecutor has been barred from entering her office over allegations of misconduct spanning several…
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New way to dispose of nuclear waste
“The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has proposed a practical disposal pathway for “Greater-Than-Class-C” nuclear waste, the most radioactive category of low-level…
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‘Just Say She!’: Blue-Haired Student Flips Out On Cop For ‘Misgendering’ Him
By Mark Tanos A blue-haired Florida college student melted down over pronouns during a police call and left the scene…
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Greedy trial lawyers oppose self-driving cars because they are too safe, eliminating lucrative accident lawsuits
“Trial lawyers are lobbying against self-driving cars because they’re too safe. They need people to be killed and injured so…
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California Employers Set To Face Surging Health Premiums Next Year
By Ireland Owens Many California employers are likely to grapple with surging healthcare premiums in 2027, according to experts. Employers…
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Land Grab Or Common Sense? What Trump’s Shrinking Of National Monuments Means
By Faith Miller President Donald Trump issued two proclamations Monday trimming down the land of two national monuments by more…
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