Law and Government
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Judge Approves Motion Allowing DOJ Prosecutors To Bring Charges Against Hunter Biden In A Different District
By Katelynn Richardson District Judge Maryellen Noreika approved the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) motion to dismiss charges filed against Hunter…
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Taxpayer-funded ‘inclusive science’ fellowship excludes whites
“White faculty are excluded from a National Science Foundation-funded “inclusive science” fellowship, in what one legal group calls a ‘blatant…
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Agency Headed By ‘Indigenous Knowledge’ Advocate Delayed Water Supplies That Would Have Fought Hawaii Fires
By Nick Pope West Maui Land Co., a major water company in Maui, alleged in a letter that five hours…
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Joe Biden’s brother got tons of money from foreign sources
“A lucrative deal with a Chinese conglomerate was netting millions for James Biden, his wife, Sara Biden, the president’s son,…
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Fulton County DA Proposes Start Date For Trump Trial One Day Before Super Tuesday
By Brandon Poulter Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis filed a motion Wednesday to set former president Donald Trump’s trial…
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Biden Admin Guidance On Race-Based College Admissions Raises Legal Questions, Experts Say
By Brandon Poulter The Biden administration advised colleges on Monday to continue using race as a factor in admissions, but…
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State Department turns over some records about Global Disinformation Index
The Bader Family Foundation sued the State Department for various documents about the Global Disinformation Index on April 20. The…
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Appeals Court Says DC ‘Selectively’ Enforced Statute To Arrest Pro-Life Activists But Not BLM Protesters
By Katelynn Richardson A federal appeals court ruled 3-0 Tuesday that the Washington D.C. “selectively” used a defacement statute to…
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Revenge Porn Statute Doesn’t Apply to Court Filings
Revenge porn laws are sometimes so broad that if they applied to court filings — like graphic video evidence of…
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Judge Dismisses Challenge to Biden Plan to Wipe Out Student Loan Debt for Nearly 1 Million People
By Elizabeth Weibel A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit that would have prevented $39 billion in student loan forgiveness for…
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Trump Indicted In Georgia Election Interference Case
By Diana Glebova Former President Donald Trump was indicted for the fourth time late Monday night. A grand jury ruled…
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‘Pushing It Down Our Throats’: Red State Locals Bristle At Incentives For Foreign Companies In Biden’s Signature Bill
By Nick Pope Some red state residents around the country are fuming about the Inflation Reduction Act’s (IRA) tax incentives…
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Hunter Biden’s Lawyers Say DOJ ‘Largely Dictated’ Terms Of Sweetheart Plea
By Katelynn Richardson Hunter Biden’s lawyers wrote in a court filing Sunday night that the terms of his plea deal…
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Pritzker vetoes new nuclear power plants in Illinois
On Friday, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D) vetoed a bill that would have lifted Illinois’ moratorium on new nuclear power…
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Dem Govs, Mayors Declare Emergencies After Receiving Trickle Of Southern Border’s Migrant Flood
By Jennie Taer Even as southern border communities deal with an influx of thousands of migrants each day, Democrat-run cities…
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Tom Cotton Reveals What He Really Thinks Is Behind DOJ’s Move To Refile Charges Against Hunter Biden
By Nick Pope Republican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas took to Twitter to sound off on Friday’s news that the…
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Shoplifting threatens closure of only grocery store in area of 85,000 people
Rampant shoplifting at the only grocery store in a mostly-black ward of Washington, DC, with 85,000 people is making the…
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Scandinavian nations curbing free speech in the face of Koran burnings, and foreign pressure
The commitment of Sweden and Denmark to free speech is diminishing in reaction to Quran burnings, which trigger angry reactions…
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Merrick Garland’s Special Counsel Appointment May Violate DOJ’s Own Rules, Legal Experts Say
By Katelynn Richardson U.S. Attorney David Weiss’ appointment Friday as special counsel in the Hunter Biden investigation appears to violate…
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Colorado bans legacy admissions; more colleges end preferences for children of alumni
The State of Colorado is banning public colleges and universities in the state from giving legacy students a preference in…
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Judge Warns Trump His First Amendment Right ‘Is Not Absolute’
By Brianna Lyman U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan said Friday that former President Donald Trump’s First Amendment right is “not…
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EPA’s New Climate Rule Would Cause Rolling Blackouts In Huge Swath Of America, Analysis Finds
By Nick Pope Proposed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations for power plant emissions could spur blackouts in the Midcontinent Independent…
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Federal agencies sued over Biden administration guidance on indigenous knowledge; records released
In December, the Biden administration released guidance designed to promote the use of indigenous knowledge and beliefs in federal agencies’…
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NYC’s Migrant Crisis Could Cost More Than Trump’s Border Wall Estimates
By Jennie Taer New York City predicts it will spend $12 billion to house and support migrants through the summer…
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Canceled Vermont governor’s estate can sue left-wing college, judge rules
In the early 20th Century, progressives were big advocates of compulsory sterilization. And in the 1970s, progressive foundations promoted the…
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ACLU of Virginia approvingly quotes totalitarian communist, promotes false idea we live on ‘stolen land’
The communist activist Angela Davis advocated abolishing prisons in the U.S., while supporting the incarceration of political prisoners in totalitarian…
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Burisma Lobbyists Tied To Hunter Biden Worked For Ukrainian Prosecutor Who Let Burisma Off, Emails Show
By James Lynch Blue Star Strategies, a lobbying firm recommended to Ukrainian energy firm Burisma by Hunter Biden, worked for…
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Hawaii’s ban on butterfly knives violates Second Amendment, federal appeals court rules
Hawaii’s law banning butterfly knives violates the Second Amendment, according to a ruling yesterday by a three-judge panel by the…
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FBI agent lied under oath about knowledge of Hunter Biden laptop and his discussions with Facebook; Concealed information aided Biden campaign
The New York Post reports that A San Francisco-based FBI special agent lied under oath about discussions he had with…
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First major university eliminates DEI office in response to new Texas law
The University of North Texas has closed its DEI office in response to a new state law banning DEI offices,…
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Biden’s Burdensome Regulations Are Contributing To Lackluster Economic Productivity, Experts Say
By Will Kessler Labor productivity reached 1.3% growth year-over-year for the second quarter of 2023 after declining for five consecutive…
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Conservative Groups Sue To Block Biden Loan Forgiveness After SCOTUS Decision
By Arjun Singh A group of conservative and libertarian organizations filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration on Friday to…
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Black professors and white appraiser can sue each other in lawsuit over allegedly discriminatory appraisal
A federal judge in Maryland has ruled that a home appraiser can sue two black professors who accused him of…
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