Law and Government
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Trump Executive Order Signals Crackdown On Pro-Terrorist College Students
By Hudson Crozier President Donald Trump’s executive order on foreigners who “support designated foreign terrorists” could be the start of…
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Get rid of the much-abused pardon power, to protect democracy, the rule of law, and equality under the law
The corrupt pardons issued by Presidents Biden, Trump, and Clinton have undermined the rule of law, showed favoritism toward presidential…
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Trump Pardons An Estimated 1,500 Jan. 6 Protesters
By Hailey Gomez President Donald Trump on Monday evening signed an order pardoning an estimated 1,500 Jan. 6 protesters. On…
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‘Immediate And Decisive Action’: Trump Will Reportedly Declare Energy Emergency To Roll Back Biden Policies
By Nick Pope President-elect Donald Trump will reportedly declare an energy emergency to help roll back Biden administration energy policies…
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Conservative professor’s lawsuit against ASU’s DEI training may proceed, judge rules
A judge in Arizona’s most populous county has ruled that a conservative professor’s lawsuit challenging Arizona State University’s “Inclusive Communities”…
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Biden Uses Final Hours Of Presidency To Let Fauci, Others Off The Hook
By Reagan Reese President Biden preemptively pardoned Dr. Anthony Fauci, Gen. Mark Milley and members of the Jan. 6 committee…
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Government Debars Fauci Associate, Gain-Of-Function Funder Peter Daszak
By Robert McGreevy The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) formally debarred Peter Daszak, president of EcoHealth Alliance,…
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Indiana plans to remove unnecessary college-degree requirements for state jobs
Indiana’s recently-elected governor is seeking to remove unnecessary college-degree requirements from state jobs. Gov. Mike Braun, who took office this…
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Ottawa spends billions on light rail to make travel take longer
Ottawa has spent billions of dollars on light rail so that it will take longer to get to the airport…
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Thousands of school laptops stolen, end up in China, Africa, Middle East, Latin America
“Tens of thousands of laptops, iPads, and cellphone hot spots” owned by the Chicago public schools “were lost or stolen…
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Supreme Court to hear interesting parental rights case
On Friday, the Supreme Court agreed to hear Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case that involves the religious rights of parents…
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Supreme Court upholds ban-or-sale law regarding TikTok
“The Supreme Court on Friday upheld a federal law that effectively bans TikTok in the United States on Sunday unless…
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Rejecting court rulings, Biden says Equal Rights Amendment is part of the Constitution
Judges have concluded that the Equal Rights Amendment was never ratified and is not part of the Constitution. President Biden…
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Cutting government spending can boost economic growth
Politicians often assume, based on crude macroeconomics, that increasing government spending will make the economy grow more. But in fact,…
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Creep convicted of obscenity for sending sexually-themed letter to his 14-year-old adopted sister
Obscenity is defined not just by what it is said, but who it is said to. There are things you…
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‘Very Scary’: How Leftist Regulations Could Kneecap California’s Rebuilding Process Following Massive Infernos
By Owen Klinsky After helping drive major insurers to flee the state, red tape from California’s liberal insurance regulators is poised to hamper…
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‘Cannot Have It Both Ways’: Judge Delivers Fatal Blow To New York City’s Lawsuit Against Energy Companies
By Nick Pope A judge dismissed New York City’s lawsuit seeking to make energy companies pay for climate change on…
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Some California environmental laws encouraged fire-prone development, making fires more destructive
“California environmental law as currently written basically encourages more housing development outside the urban core, which makes catastrophes like the…
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Certificate-of-need laws make healthcare more expensive, but bill to reform them dies in Virginia
Legislators in a subcommittee killed a bill in the Virginia legislature that would have reformed the state’s obsolete and costly…
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Illegal Immigrant Arrested Near LA Fire With Blowtorch Is A Convicted Felon With History Of Violence
By Jason Hopkins A blowtorch-wielding man subdued by Los Angeles residents in a viral online video is living in the…
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California government blocked attempt to prevent fires near huge Palisades fire
A huge fire near Los Angeles — the Palisades fire — has burned more than 23,000 acres and is still…
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Like Administrative Arson, California’s Bad Ideas Spread Like Wildfires
By Frank Ricci California’s wildfire crisis is a result of a mix of poor public policy, excuses and administrative overreach.…
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California wildfires result in enormous pollution, could make California worse at fighting climate change than Florida
California has the nation’s second-highest electricity prices, due to costly regulations designed to prevent climate change. But it will likely…
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‘I Warned, I Rang The Bell’: LA Fire Chief Says ‘Devastating’ Cuts Led To ‘Horrific’ Wildfire
By Mariane Angela Los Angeles City Fire Chief Kristin Crowley appeared on CNN Friday and said that city officials’ decisions…
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Virginia bills would require rent-control ordinances to cap rent below inflation
Raising rent to keep up with inflation isn’t what most people would consider “rent gouging,” even when the landlord has…
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Cartoon of the Day: What Goes Around (with commentary below cartoon)
A.F. Branco Cartoon – Katie Blackwell’s lawsuit against Alpha News may backfire. Dozens of Police officers claim Katie Blackwell perjured…
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‘Meritless’: In Its Dying Days, Biden DOJ Sues GOP-Led City Council For Not Being … Hispanic Enough
By Hudson Crozier A Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit alleges that Hazleton, Pennsylvania’s city council elections violate federal law because…
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‘Excuses Go Up In Flames’: California Dems Paved The Way For Los Angeles To Be Consumed By ‘The Big One’
By Nick Pope Southern California was known for years to be vulnerable to potentially devastating wildfires, but Democratic officials did…
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Mark Zuckerberg Tells Joe Rogan That Biden Admin Would ‘Scream’ And ‘Curse’ At Meta Employees To Censor ‘True’ Content
By Jason Cohen Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg told podcast host Joe Rogan on Friday that officials in President Joe Biden’s…
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Joe Scarborough Says Newsom’s ‘Complete Failure Of Government’ Allowed For LA ‘Hellscape’
By Nicole Silverio MSNBC host Joe Scarborough said the “complete failure of government” in California allowed for the destruction of…
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Legislator proposes raising Virginia state income tax rate to 10% for high-income households
In Virginia, a Democratic Delegate, Phil Hernandez, has introduced legislation to raise state income taxes on people making over $1…
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Gay Choirs, Trans Cafes And Social Justice Art: What LA Spent Money On While Cutting Its Fire Budget
By Eireann Van Natta The City of Los Angeles cut funding for its fire department and allocated thousands of dollars…
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Millions Of Illegal Migrants Later, Biden’s Own ICE Director Now Says Admin ‘Could Have Done More’ About Border
By Jason Hopkins The current chief of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) acknowledged that President Joe Biden could’ve done more…
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Couple get prison, $50000 fine for throwing firebombs at campus event
The husband and wife who threw firebombs at a University of Pittsburgh event about transgender issues were sentenced to prison…
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LA Water And Power Officials Rake In Fat Salaries As Fire Hydrants Run Dry
By Nick Pope Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) officials raked in enormous taxpayer-funded paychecks before its fire…
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