Law and Government
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TikTok sues Montana over law banning it
The social media platform TikTok is suing Montana after it enacted a law on May 17 effectively banning the app…
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School District’s Removal Of Sexually Explicit Books Potentially Violated Students’ Civil Rights, Biden Admin Says
By Kate Anderson The Department of Education’s Office For Civil Rights told Forsyth County School District on Friday that banning…
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New Biden Admin Mandate Will Raise Costs On Mobile Homeowners For ‘Zero’ Climate Benefit, Experts Say
By John Hugh DeMastri The Biden administration’s upcoming rules requiring stricter energy efficiency standards for mobile homes will raise costs…
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If You Liked The 2008 Financial Crisis, You’re Going To Love Biden’s New Mortgage Rule
By David McGarry Borrowers pay interest and fees in large part to compensate the risks incurred by financial institutions during…
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‘Contradiction of Title IX’: Experts Sound Alarm Over Biden Effort To Rewrite Key Civil Rights Law
By Alexa Schwerha The Department of Education’s (DOE) latest proposals to rewrite Title IX, which prohibits sex-based discrimination, raises concern…
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George Soros was sued by ex-lover for domestic abuse; ex-girlfriend claimed Soros slapped her, tried to choke her
If a conservative or libertarian billionaire — like the Koch Brothers or Harlan Crow — were accused of domestic violence,…
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Biden’s Radical Labor Nominee Wants To Raise Your Taxes
By Grover Norquist President Joe Biden nominated an extraordinarily radical candidate for U.S. Secretary of Labor who wants to wield…
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Democratic New Hampshire Rep Calls Parents ‘Incompetent’, Urges Them To ‘Shut Up’ Over Education
By Gretchen Clayson An alleged argument with a parent over an education bill in mid-May led a Democratic state representative…
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States need to remove barriers to recent medical school graduates providing healthcare
Should doctors who can’t find a residency position be prevented from providing healthcare? No, but states commonly do just that,…
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Texas AG Ken Paxton Investigates Children’s Hospital For Allegedly ‘Unlawfully Performing’ Child Castrations
By Sarah Weaver Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is launching an investigation into Texas Children’s Hospital over reports that it…
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New York’s Solution To Stabilizing Its Ailing Grid? Chase People Out Of State
By Isaac Orr Several blue states are deploying a bold new strategy to keep their electricity grids solvent as they…
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Assistant Professor Sues University That Allegedly Forces Faculty To Pledge Commitment To Diversity
By Reagan Reese An assistant professor is suing a California university that allegedly requires faculty applicants to pledge their commitment…
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Former Agent Says FBI Took Away His Pay, Left ‘Family Homeless’ After He Blew Whistle On ‘Illegal’ Activity
By Jason Cohen Former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Special Agent Garret O’Boyle said his family became homeless after he…
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Top State Judge Handling Climate Lawsuit Worked With Environmental Group Tied To Plaintiffs’ Lawyers
By Katelynn Richardson The Chief Justice of Hawaii’s Supreme Court, who is hearing Honolulu’s lawsuit against oil and gas companies…
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Education Department calls for elimination of questions about whether college applicants have committed crimes
On April 28, the Education Department urged colleges to stop asking applicants if they have been convicted of crimes. It…
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Biden-Appointed US Attorney Repeatedly Tried To ‘Sabotage’ Campaign Of Political Candidate, Federal Watchdog Finds
By Jason Cohen The U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts Rachael Rollins tried to “sabotage” another political candidate’s campaign, according to an…
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DOJ Plans To Commemorate George Floyd’s Death By Announcing New Law Enforcement Policy
By James Lynch The Justice Department plans to release its new anti-discrimination policy for federal law enforcement officers on the…
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Legalizing kidney sales would end America’s lethal kidney shortage
In a recent article in Regulation, economist Frank McCormick and medical school professor Philip Held describe how America could solve…
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Sen. Marshall Introduces Two Pieces Of Legislation Protecting Children, Taxpayers From Gender Experimentation
By Henry Rodgers Republican Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall, who is a physician, introduced two pieces of legislation Monday that would…
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‘They Want A Default’: McCarthy Says House GOP Making Little Progress With Biden On Debt Ceiling
By Arjun Singh House Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Monday expressed little confidence about negotiations between himself and President Joe Biden…
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Biden can’t invoke 14th Amendment to keep spending money
If Congress doesn’t lift the national debt limit — because President Biden won’t agree to Republican demands to reduce the…
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People do not have to prove themselves innocent, contrary to what criminal defense lawyer Nicholas Sarwark claims
Do people have to prove themselves innocent when they act in self-defense or in defense of other innocent people? No,…
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Suburban NY County Sues Over Bused Migrant Housing
By Robert McGreevy Orange County has filed lawsuits to prevent illegal migrants from being bused from the New York city…
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Gay conservative professor suspended for handing out chocolates produced by conservatives
A gay, conservative professor at Madera Community College in California has been suspended after handing out Jeremy’s Chocolate — which…
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New IRS Numbers Are In And They Look Bad For Gavin Newsom, Kathy Hochul And J.B. Pritzker
By Andrew Wilford The pandemic brought with it a great deal of changes. In many cases, this included changes in…
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Satanist and aides to progressive prosecutor and school official plotted to destroy people’s lives
It sounds too bizarre to be true. But it actually occurred in Loudoun County, Virginia. “A Satanist, the aide to…
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Federal spending rises 40 percent since 2019
Federal spending has risen 40 percent since 2019 — much faster than the economy, resulting in skyrocketing national debt. “What…
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Former Marine To Be Charged For Death Of Aggressive Homeless Man He Restrained on New York Subway
By Nicole Silverio Daniel Penny, a 24-year-old former Marine, will be charged for the death of 30-year-old homeless man Jordan…
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New EPA Rules Will Force Most of America’s Coal and Gas Plants to Shut Down, Experts Say
“The Biden administration is imposing near-impossible emission standards on coal and gas plants that force them to adopt the use…
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Justice Department: Crime Statistics Are Racist, Shouldn’t Be Used to Focus Resources on High-Crime Areas
A draft Justice Department policy would forbid federal law enforcement officers from taking into account crime rates in “making decisions…
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School District Sued Over Policy That Punishes Students For ‘Misgendering’ People
By Reagan Reese A parental rights organization is suing an Ohio school district over a policy that allegedly punishes students…
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Biden Family Attempted To Hide More Than $10 Million In Foreign Payments, Republicans Allege
By Michael Ginsberg The Biden family attempted to hide more than $10 million in payments from foreign nationals through a…
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