Law and Government
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CDC Launching ‘Agency-Wide Strategy’ On ‘Health Equity’ For LGBT, Minorities, Foreigners
By Robert Schmad The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Thursday that it will reorganize its Office of…
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Can you sue anonymously? It depends. Judges disagree among themselves about when.
If you sue over something embarrassing, you might want to do so anonymously. But different judges have radically different ideas…
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Shoplifting And Vehicle Thefts Soared As Haitian Migrants Poured Into Ohio Town, Police Data Shows
By Megan Brock and Robert Schmad Reports of shoplifting and vehicle theft increased considerably in Springfield, Ohio, following the arrival…
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Kamala Harris legislation ‘would crush taxpayers’, increase national debt by unprecedented amount
“Two outrageous bills Kamala Harris sponsored would crush taxpayers,” notes the American Enterprise Institute. “As a U.S. senator, Vice President…
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Trump’s Second Would-Be Assassin Previously Donated To Democrats
By Dana Abizaid The suspect arrested Sunday in connection with an alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump appears to have…
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IRS Whistleblowers Hit Hunter Biden’s Attorney With Major Defamation Lawsuit
By Nick Pope Internal Revenue Service (IRS) whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler filed a massive defamation lawsuit against Hunter…
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Records shed more light on abortive National Park Service plan to remove William Penn statue
William Penn was the founder of the colony of Pennsylvania. In early January, the National Park Service announced plans to…
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Risks On Gov’t Loans Issued Next Fiscal Year Will Cost Taxpayers More Than $65 Billion, CBO Says
By Owen Klinsky The lifetime costs of new loans and guarantees issued in Fiscal Year 2025 are expected to cost…
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California to spend $250 million on making its news media even more left-wing
“California Democrats have just orchestrated a deal in which Google and California taxpayers will shell out $250 million to state-approved…
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A Dam Good Argument
By John Stossel Instead of using fossil fuels, we’re told to use “clean” energy: wind, solar or hydropower. Hydro is…
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Violent crimes rise in Chicago, as the city wastes money on soft-on-crime policies
“Crime is up in Chicago,” reports Center Square. But rather than hiring more police to fight crime, the city is spending…
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Here’s How One Biden-Appointed Judge’s Ruling Could Bring Drilling In Gulf Of Mexico To A Halt
By Nick Pope A single ruling from a judge appointed by President Joe Biden may end up halting oil and…
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Blue City Reportedly Giving Migrants $4,000 Cash Payments, Gift Cards To Move Out Of Shelters
By Wallace White New York City is giving out payments and gift cards to migrants to obtain permanent housing and…
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Court strikes down school district’s ban on prejudiced comments at public meetings
Can a school board ban its own members and members of the public from expressing prejudice at public meetings? No,…
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Kamala Harris called for restricting online speech and pressuring social media companies to restrict speech
Will Kamala Harris attack free speech as president? “In 2019, Kamala Harris promised to direct the Justice Department to” restrict…
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Biden Administration Directed Servicers to Cancel Student Loans in Secret
The Biden administration plans to cancel student loans in secret because it knows that doing so is illegal, and would…
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Hey, Washington: Keep Your Hands Off The Internet
By Stephen Moore Everyone these days — on both sides of the political spectrum — seems to want the feds…
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Terrified Woman Woke Up To Illegal Migrant Sexually Assaulting Her In Friend’s Car, Authorities Allege
By Jason Hopkins A Florida woman woke up early Saturday morning to an illegal migrant sexually assaulting her while she…
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Red States Urge Federal Court To Halt ‘Medical Scandal,’ Unblock Child Sex Change Ban
By Megan Brock Nearly two dozen states are urging a federal appeals court to uphold Florida’s ban on child sex…
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Teen Girl At Baseball Game Randomly Stabbed By Previously Deported Illegal Migrant, Police Allege
By Jason Hopkins A teen girl at an Indiana baseball game was randomly stabbed over the weekend by a man…
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CDC advised against punishing crime more, triggering FOIA lawsuit and release of records
In January, the Daily Caller raised questions about draft federal recommendations that could lead to increases in crime, after talking…
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NJ’s Catholic Diocese of Paterson Files Lawsuit Against Federal Agencies Over Immigration Rules
By Mariane Angela Five priests and the Catholic Diocese of Paterson, New Jersey, filed a lawsuit on Aug. 8, 2024…
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Ohio criminal harassment law is unconstitutional as applied to unwelcome emails to politician
If you send emails to a private citizen after they tell you to stop, you might get prosecuted for it,…
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Court upholds exemption to Title IX for religious institutions
Title IX, which bans sex discrimination in schools, contains an exemption for religious schools whose tenets mandate sex discrimination (sex…
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Most ‘Climate Policies’ Do Not Bring Down Emissions, New Study Finds
By Nick Pope Only a small percentage of climate policies instituted globally have actually resulted in any significant emissions reductions,…
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Europe’s Free Speech Crackdown Could Be Coming For Americans Next, Advocates Warn
By Eireann Van Natta The arrest of Telegram’s founder endangers the future of free expression and privacy rights, multiple civil…
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Supreme Court Declines To Unblock Biden’s Student Loan Plan
By Katelynn Richardson The Supreme Court declined Wednesday to unblock President Joe Biden’s income-driven student loan repayment program. In a…
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Economist warns of ‘imminent student loan disaster’
A “student-loan disaster” is “imminent,” says an economist who studies higher education. “After the pandemic-induced student-loan payment pause ended last…
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Mark Zuckerberg’s Overdue Admission About Government Censorship Could Offer Fuel For First Amendment Claims
By Katelynn Richardson Mark Zuckerberg’s admission that the Biden-Harris administration pressured Facebook to censor speech could provide support for First…
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Political meddling in New York air traffic control causes flight delays in the entire U.S.
Political interference in the New York/New Jersey area is a central reason for widespread airline delays, explains Robert Poole of…
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Americans Should Be Afraid After Telegram Founder’s Arrest by ‘Global Censors,’ Says Law Professor
By Julianna Frieman George Washington University (GWU) law professor Jonathan Turley slammed “global censors” Monday morning following the arrest of…
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Kamala’s brother-in-law fleeced taxpayers for billions to give to left-wing groups and lawyers
“Kamala’s brother-in-law fleeced taxpayers for billions to give to left-wing groups and lawyers,” notes attorney Ed Whelan, who was deputy…
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Inflation Reduction Act Is Taking America Down The Road To Ruin
By Bonner Cohen While serving as vice president, Kamala Harris played a key role in enacting legislation that increased the…
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Time To Take On The Trial Lawyer Lobby
By Grover Norquist Tort law consumes 2.1% of the U.S. economy. Many of those billions of dollars are wasted, extorted and taken…
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Professors challenge Florida’s new post-tenure review law in state-court lawsuit
“Three Florida professors have filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a 2023 state law subjecting public university faculty to…
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California poised to give illegal aliens taxpayer-financed home loans
“The California Senate Appropriations Committee advanced a bill to allow undocumented immigrants to make use of the state’s zero down,…
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