Law and Government
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Migrant Crime Is Turning US Cities Into War Zones
By Betsy McCaughey Criminals posing as asylum seekers are turning American cities into war zones. The Venezuelan gang Tren de…
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Disabled employee doesn’t have right to keep customer-service job while using racial slurs, court rules
A federal appeals court has ruled that an employer doesn’t have to keep a worker in a customer-service position, where…
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Virginia progressive legislators say they are ‘in profound solidarity’ with the state’s incarcerated criminals, seek to ‘dismantle’ criminal justice system
Killings and violence have risen in the U.S. over the last decade, as some government officials have come to sympathize…
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‘A Manifest Injustice’: Legal Commentators Respond To Verdict In Trump’s New York Fraud Case
By Harold Hutchison Several legal commentators criticized a ruling ordering former President Donald Trump to pay $354 million in a…
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Biden Admin Shells Out Taxpayer Dollars On Getting Americans To Eat Trash-Fed Bugs
By Robert Schmad The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) began funding research into trash-fed crickets as an alternative to…
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‘White civil rights advocate’ can’t sue for being called a ‘Nazi’
You can’t sue for libel or intentional infliction of emotional distress for being called a “Nazi,” according to a federal…
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North Carolina police may be taught 68 different terms for ‘gender identity’
“North Carolina soon could be teaching its future police officers about 68 terms for ‘gender identity and expression’ as part…
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Professor arrested for bestiality faces more charges for his lewd acts in parks
“An award-winning Penn State professor arrested in a sickening bestiality case faces more charges after videos emerged of him allegedly…
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Biden Administration Challenges Law Penalizing Prostitutes For Knowingly Spreading HIV
By Kate Anderson The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit against the state of Tennessee on Thursday, arguing that…
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Judge finds racial profiling in Richmond based on crude statistics; many criminals could be released
A judge recently found that the City of Richmond racially profiles black motorists, dismissing the indictment of a black convicted…
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Is Biden’s Plan For High-Speed Internet In Rural Areas About To Go Up In Flames?
By Jason Cohen President Joe Biden’s administration is struggling to deliver on its goals for providing rural Americans with high-speed…
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‘PROTECT Act Could Require Removal of All Existing Porn Online’
A bill in Congress could temporarily require the removal of all existing porn online, reports Reason Magazine. Eventually, porn would…
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Major New York bank may collapse due to rent control
Rent control is destabilizing some of New York’s banks. It was a key factor in the collapse of Signature Bank,…
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FDA and CDC may soon use indigenous folk wisdom on par with scientific evidence
“The Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention could soon employ ‘Indigenous Knowledge’ in their research,”…
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FBI designates think-tank as ‘vexsome’ for exercising right to obtain information
If a federal law gives the public the right to information about what the government is doing, why would a…
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Judge Says Fani Willis’ Disqualification ‘Possible’ Given Evidence Presented By Trump Co-Defendant
By Katelynn Richardson Judge Scott McAfee said Monday that it is “possible” Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis could be…
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California’s war on plastic bag use backfires, increasing plastic bag waste
California’s restrictions on single-use plastic bags have backfired and led to massive increases in plastic bag waste. The Los Angeles…
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America’s Youth Suffer The Most Under Dem Lawlessness
By Jessica Anderson Today, Washington, D.C., is a dangerous place to be. In our nation’s capital, providing for your family,…
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Students don’t have the right to lie about school officials, judge rules
The First Amendment sometimes protects lies — especially when they do not inflict a tangible harm on someone. The Supreme…
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Nearly 20 States Are Weighing Legislation That Would Make Assisted Suicide Legal
By Kate Anderson Nearly half of the U.S. is weighing bills that would make assisted suicide legal, showing signs that…
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Groups can sue based on members who stay anonymous
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that organizations can sue over policies that violate the free-speech rights of their members,…
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Canadian Legislation Would Ban Saying Nice Things About Fossil Fuels
By David Blackmon Imagine this: You invest a couple of hours towards watching “Juice: Power, Politics, and the Grid,” the…
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Bullets Fly All Over Blue State’s Highways After It Clamped Down On Guns
By Brandon Poulter Democratic Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed one of the nation’s most restrictive gun laws in 2023, and…
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Arson targets conservative law firm and think-tank in Minnesota
Arsonists targeted a conservative law firm, the Upper Midwest Law Center, and a conservative think-tank, the Center of the American…
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Biden Throws Staff Under The Bus, Lashes Out At Reporters In Rare Press Conference After Special Counsel Report
By Reagan Reese President Joe Biden gave a rare, unexpected press conference Thursday night in which he blamed his staff…
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‘Deez Nuts’: Judge Throws Out Case After Trans Woman Demanded Refrigerated Testicles Back From Ex-Boyfriend
By Kate Anderson A Michigan district judge threw out a case Wednesday regarding Brianna Kingsley, a biological man who identifies…
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Biden’s Climate Agenda Is Contributing To Ballooning Deficit, CBO Says
By Nick Pope President Joe Biden’s massive climate agenda is contributing to the ballooning federal deficit, according to the Congressional…
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Jury awards $25 million over newspaper’s mistaken report that announcer used racial slur
A jury has awarded $25 million in damages against a newspaper chain over its erroneous report that a sports announcer…
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Federal Appeals Court Rejects Trump’s Immunity Bid
By Arjun Singh The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled Tuesday that former President Donald…
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Virginia legislative committees approve bills allowing even serial killers to seek release
When Virginia abolished the death penalty in 2021, Virginians were assured it wasn’t needed, because the worst killers could be…
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Federal Judge Rules Maine Govt Has To Release Voter Registration Info To Law Firm
By Ian Hulkower A federal appeals court ruled Monday that Maine had to release its voter registration information to a…
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‘Threatens National Security’: Even Some Democrats Are Balking At Biden’s Latest Energy Decision
By Nick Pope Several House Democrats crossed the aisle on Monday to join Republicans in expressing concern about the Biden administration’s…
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