Law and Government
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Chicago hits taxpayers for pension contributions government employees were supposed to make themselves
“Chicago Public Schools will spend nearly $135 million covering pension contributions that teachers were supposed to pay themselves in fiscal…
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Maine Lays Siege To Democracy, First Amendment
By James Carter And Jim Ellis Maine State Representative Laurel Libby’s (R-Auburn) situation within her state legislature should shock every…
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Harmeet Dhillon Reveals What’s Next For ‘Notorious’ DOJ Office That Was Weaponized Under Biden
By Katelynn Richardson After the Biden administration spent four years “weaponizing” her division, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet…
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In Ironic Twist, Man Who Allegedly Stole Kristi Noem’s Bag Is Illegal Migrant, DHS Sec Says
By John Oyewale The suspect who allegedly stole U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem’s bag while she dined with…
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Biased left-wing prosecutor Mary Moriarty discriminates based on race and ideology, making a mockery of justice
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty is ordering the prosecutors who work for her to discriminate based on race, right after…
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Zuckerberg’s Trillion-Dollar Meta Empire Sits On Razor’s Edge As Antitrust Case Rolls On
By Thomas English The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took Meta to trial last week, opening a federal antitrust assault that…
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San Francisco ‘Women’ Czar Formally Ousted After Blowing Taxpayer Cash On Spendy Vacations, Photoshoots
By Thomas English The San Francisco Commission on the Status of Women voted unanimously Wednesday to fire agency director Kimberly…
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Civil Rights Commission reimbursed unnecessary expenses for high-ranking official
Recently, the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights released travel-expense records after the Bader Family Foundation sued it for violating the…
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Time To Restore Veterans’ Constitutional Rights
By Rep. Mike Bost The Constitution guarantees all Americans – regardless of their race, status, or creed – fundamental freedoms…
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University of Louisville pays $1.6 million to settle lawsuit by professor it forced out for criticizing trans ideology
The “University of Louisville has agreed to pay almost $1.6 million in damages and attorneys’ fees to settle a six-year-old…
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Education Department will collect on student loan debt for the first time since 2020
In May, the Education Department will begin collecting on student loans that are in default, including the garnishing of wages…
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Tim Walz Official Who Caused $21,000 In Damages To Teslas Will Face No Criminal Charges, Left-Wing Prosecutor Says
By Hudson Crozier An employee in Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s administration will pay the owners of Tesla vehicles that…
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‘Partners In Crime’: Bob Menendez’s Wife Convicted For Role In Bribery Scheme
By Nick Pope Nadine Menendez, the wife of former Democrat New Jersey Sen. and convicted felon Bob Menendez, was herself…
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Democrat Judge Resigns After Suspected Tren De Aragua Gangbanger Arrested At His Home
By Jason Hopkins A New Mexico Democrat judge resigned after an illegal migrant suspected of being a Tren de Aragua…
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Trump’s EPA Is Right To Be Skeptical Of ‘Sun-Blocking’
By Steve Milloy Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin acted this week to stop a dubious, if not dangerous, idea:…
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Hunter Biden Whistleblower Replaced As Acting IRS Commissioner Just Days Into Job
By John Oyewale The acting commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) was replaced Friday, only three days after assuming…
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Supreme Court To Consider If Religious Parents Can Opt Kids Out Of Sexually Explicit Storybook Readings
By Katelynn Richardson The Supreme Court will hear on Tuesday Maryland parents’ challenge to a ban on opting their young…
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SCOTUS Presses Pause On Trump’s Tren De Aragua Deportations
By Harold Hutchison The Supreme Court temporarily halted the Trump administration’s efforts to use the Alien Enemies Act of 1798…
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Fauci’s First Year Of ‘Retirement’ Was A Money Making Bonanza
By Emily Kopp Former White House Chief Medical Advisor Anthony Fauci earned $3.5 million in his first year of retirement…
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Blue State Bill Targeting ‘Misgendering’ Could Be Barreling Toward Free Speech Fight, Legal Experts Say
By Hudson Crozier A Colorado bill aiming to classify certain forms of public speech as discriminatory toward transgender-identifying people could…
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Progressive Activist Connected To Karmelo Anthony Has Long Criminal History, Including Domestic Abuse Allegations
By Ilan Hulkower A progressive activist who supports Karmelo Anthony — a black 17-year-old who stabbed a white teenager to…
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“Bonkers” ruling: Judge wrongly rules fathers can’t wear pink wristbands to protest biological males in girls’ sports
A federal judge ruled that two fathers can’t wear pink wristbands that say “XX” to silently protest the inclusion in…
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‘Gender-affirming care’ creates permanent and disfiguring changes
Dr. Richard Bosshardt criticizes the practice of cutting off teenage girls’ breasts, which is part of so-called “gender-affirming care”: I…
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‘Drill Baby Drill’ One Step Closer To Reality As ‘Emergency’ Pipeline Tunnel Permit Pends
By Audrey Streb The Army Corps of Engineers on Tuesday announced an accelerated review of a Michigan pipeline tunnel under…
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Spared From Death Row By Biden, Convicted Murderers Sue Trump Because They Don’t Want To Live In Supermax Prison
By Katelynn Richardson Death row inmates granted clemency by former President Joe Biden sued the Trump administration on Wednesday for…
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Song about fictional character violates childrens’ rights, Colombia high court rules, in wacky decision
How can a song about an obviously fictional character violate a real person’s rights? But Columbia’s high court has just…
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Colleges refuse to remedy their unconstitutional DEI policies, resulting in litigation
President Trump has issued executive orders against DEI, but colleges still haven’t remedied their illegal DEI practices that discriminate based…
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New York Attorney General Letitia James Committed Mortgage Fraud; ‘These Documents Are Quite Damning’
By Hailey Gomez George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said Tuesday evening on Fox News that allegations of mortgage…
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California to spend billions more on free healthcare for illegal aliens, despite budget deficit
California’s spending on healthcare for illegal aliens is creating a sea of red ink. California was already running a budget…
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‘Flagrantly Unlawful Action’: Universities Sue Trump’s Energy Department Over Latest Funding Cuts
By Jaryn Crouson Several universities and higher education associations filed a lawsuit Monday against the Department of Energy (DOE) over…
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Election Integrity Watchdog Skewers Michigan Gubernatorial Candidate For Allowing Illegals To Vote
By Reagan Reese The Fair Election Fund, an election integrity watchdog organization, is launching a new effort to hold each…
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Anti-Trump ‘Resistance’ Leader’s Campaign Bankrolled By Dem Power Broker Tied To Chinese Intel Agency
By Philip Lenczycki Boston Democratic Mayor Michelle Wu’s 2021 campaign received hundreds of thousands of dollars from a fundraiser who…
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Congress votes to increase budget deficits by $2 trillion over the next decade
The federal government has already run up $1.1 trillion in deficit spending for Fiscal Year 2025, and the federal budget…
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White House Directs NIH To Study ‘Detransition,’ Trans ‘Regret’
By John Oyewale The Trump administration directed its main biomedical research agency in mid-March to study the physical and psychological…
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Cartoon of the Day: Free Speech Wins (with commentary)
A.F. Branco Cartoon – Judge dismisses Katie Blackwell’s defamation lawsuit against Alpha News, Liz Collins. This is a win for…
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Government spending is up over seven percent so far this year
Federal government spending is up by $154 billion — over 7 percent — so far this year, reports the Wall…
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