Law and Government
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Judge Threatens Trump Lawyer With Jail Time During Trial
By Nicole Silverio The judge presiding over the defamation trial brought against former President Donald Trump reportedly threatened his attorney,…
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‘Self-Inflicted Wound’: Is Biden About To Hand Trump Campaign A Major Political Gift?
By Nick Pope President Joe Biden’s latest energy policy decision may ultimately prove to be a major boon for former…
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Biden Nominee Freezes Up When Sen. John Kennedy Stumps Her With Seemingly Basic Question
By Brianna Lyman Republican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy stumped judicial nominee Robin M. Meriweather on Wednesday with a question about…
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San Francisco tries to build $1.7 million toilet, but it is still not done, 15 months later
“San Francisco tried to build a $1.7 million toilet. It’s still not done,” reports the New York Times. “An expensive…
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FBI Hired Barely Literate Candidates, Urged Fat Applicant To Continue Process, Report Alleges
By James Lynch The FBI is reducing hiring standards to the point where it is considering overweight applicants and hiring…
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Court overturns order that child’s grandmother not testify against his father at his parole hearing
Courts sometimes issue orders limiting parents’ speech about their ex-spouse, their children, or their relatives based on the “best interests…
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Supreme Court Declines To Stop Alabama From Executing Inmate With Nitrogen Gas
By Katelynn Richardson The Supreme Court declined Wednesday to block the execution of a convicted murderer in Alabama using an…
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Court Declares Justin Trudeau’s Sweeping Actions To Suppress Trucker Protests Were Illegal
By Jake Smith A federal court in Canada has ruled that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s use of the Emergencies Act…
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Artificial intelligence discovers new material that could reduce lithium use in batteries and our dependence on China
A new substance discovered by artificial intelligence could reduce lithium use in batteries. Microsoft, which is collaborating with Pacific Northwest…
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mRNA cancer vaccine will save many lives in places where it becomes available
Moderna is developing a cancer vaccine that is expected to dramatically cut cancer survivors’ risk of death or recurrence. At…
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State Legislators Seek To Recruit Convicted Sex Offender To Key Policy Board
By Harold Hutchison Democrats in the Washington state legislature unveiled legislation that would add a convicted sex offender to a…
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Here’s Yet Another Sign The Decline Of Urban America Continues Apace
By Robert Schmad Employees of public transit agencies are facing far more frequent assaults than they were 15 years ago,…
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The Supreme Court Could Bring Sanity Back To America’s Homeless Crisis
By Betsy McCaughey Tired of stepping over needles and human waste, and navigating around half-conscious addicts and homeless encampments? You’re…
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Here’s Why The Biden Admin’s Multi-Billion Dollar EV Charging Program Has Short-Circuited
By Will Kessler The Biden administration has designated billions of taxpayer dollars to build electric vehicle (EV) chargers, but lagging…
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Virginia legislation would define raising rent to keep pace with inflation as ‘rent gouging’
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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Education schools don’t teach teachers how to teach well, according to recent research
Education schools teach students little of value, and as a result, people with a degree in something else teach just…
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State Legislatures Are Taking On Transgender Issues In First Weeks Of 2024
By Kate Anderson State legislatures in Utah, South Carolina, Missouri and Maine all heard bills on Wednesday regarding transgender issues,…
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Law school says colorblindness, individualism, arguments against affirmative action are ‘racist attitudes and behaviors’
The University of Wisconsin (UW) Law School held mandatory sessions for first-year law students on Friday, which taught that colorblindness,…
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Fauci’s Top Adviser Admits He’s Done Zero Research On Possible Lab-Leak Despite Claiming It Definitely Didn’t Happen
By James Lynch Dr. David Morens, right-hand man for former Director of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases…
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Five reasons American decline appears irreversible
Republican presidential candidates often warn that America is declining, and that only they can stop its demise. Former President Donald…
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Kevin Morris Got ‘Access’ To Biden White House After Giving Hunter Financial Support, Comer Says
By James Lynch Hunter Biden’s friend and financial benefactor Kevin Morris got “access” to the Biden White House after financially…
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As college students’ IQ falls, more cities and states drop college degree requirements
Hiring people with college degrees no longer pays for many employers. This might be because college degree holders no longer…
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Virginia bill would allow even serial killers to be released after 15 years
On January 9, a bill was introduced to let Virginia prison inmates be released after 15 years with the approval…
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Judge approves white professor’s racial harassment lawsuit
College civil-rights offices and DEI staff sometimes teach that whites can’t be victims of racism, because non-whites don’t have power,…
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How To Build An ‘America First’ Prosecutor Movement
By Clayton Fuller Voters are increasingly waking up to severe the threat to public safety and the rule of law…
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Department Of Justice Acknowledges Hunter Biden Laptop Content Is Legitimate For First Time
By Hailey Gomez The Department of Justice (DOJ) has acknowledged the legitimacy of Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop data for the…
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Groundbreaking nuclear plant approved, uses non-water-cooled reactor
Could nuclear power make a comeback? It provides most electric power in countries like France and Slovakia, but in the…
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Contracts Show Fani Willis Offered Top RICO Expert Lower Hourly Rate Than Her Alleged Lover In Trump Case
By Katelynn Richardson Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis paid her alleged romantic partner, Nathan Wade, to work at a…
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Emperor Biden’s Latest — The State Goes Marching In To Seize Patents
By Deroy Murdock If it ain’t broke, break it. This is Joe Biden’s guiding principle. He took President Donald J.…
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Lawsuit waives confidentiality for private medical problems
Judges sometimes say people have a constitutional right to medical privacy, that keeps government officials from releasing sensitive information about…
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Biden Admin’s Latest Labor Rule Poised To Upend Key Sector Of The Economy
By Will Kessler The Biden administration’s new labor rule will likely increase costs for employers and restrict Americans’ freedom to…
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Virginia legislation would penalize lack of diversity in firms seeking economic development aid
Recent Virginia legislation raises interesting constitutional issues under the Fourteenth Amendment’s equal protection clause. Virginia legislators have introduced bills that…
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New Bank Regulations Will Hurt Small Businesses And Middle-Class Borrowers The Most
By Stephen Moore The rapid succession of bank failures last spring clearly spooked federal regulators at the FDIC, the Federal…
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Criminal justice reformers are sometimes criminals who go on to commit more crimes
Since the death of George Floyd, there has been an explosion in the number of “criminal justice reform” groups, many…
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Biden Enables Freeloading On American Innovation
By Grover Norquist Democrats tend to increase the federal government’s power over American workers and businesses. But now they want to grant…
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Rent control shrinks supply of housing in Saint Paul
Rent control can cut the supply of housing by a lot. “In 2021, Saint Paul, Minnesota limited rent increases to…
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