Law and Government
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Supreme Court may rein in interstate agreements that harm other states
Since the 1970s, the courts have turned a blind eye to agreements between some states that extract wealth from other…
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IRS Whistleblower Alleges ‘Conflicts Of Interest’ In Biden DOJ’s Investigation Of Hunter
By John Hugh DeMastri An Internal Revenue Service (IRS) whistleblower has reportedly told Congress that the Biden administration’s ongoing investigation…
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‘It’s Insanity’: Nancy Mace Reacts After Reviewing Biden Family’s Business Dealings
By Harold Hutchison Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina said Tuesday it was “insanity” that the Biden family’s business…
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Congressman: It’s antisemitic to mention ‘George Soros’s name’ in discussing policies he spearheaded
If someone takes a leading role in shaping crime policy, and you politely disagree with them, that doesn’t make you…
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Flagship REI In Portland Announces Impending Closure, Citing ‘Crime’ And ‘Safety’ Issues
By Peter Khawand REI announced on Monday that it will close its flagship store in the Pearl District of Portland,…
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College student suspended for quoting Bible’s anti-gay passages
In New Jersey, if you preach against homosexuality in the workplace, you’ll probably be sued under the New Jersey Law…
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AOC Concealed Thousands In Campaign Spending, Ethics Complaint Alleges
By Jennie Taer Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez concealed thousands of dollars in campaign spending, an ethics complaint exclusively…
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A Third Of NYC Shoplifting Committed By The Same 347 People
By Corey Walker A large share of the shoplifting crimes in New York City are committed by the same people,…
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Washington State will allow children to be concealed from parents who object to changing their sex
Democrats think kids aren’t mature enough to get a tattoo, and that minors aren’t mature enough to be tried in…
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Never Forget Who Free Speech Is Designed to Protect
By Julian Adorney A week ago, an anonymous French woman was arrested at her home and charged under a 150-year-old…
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‘It’s Federal Law’: Economics Professor Holds University Officials’ Feet To The Fire Through Civil Rights Complaints
By Alexa Schwerha Former economics professor Mark Perry has filed more than 800 civil rights complaints against colleges and universities that…
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Advocates Say Major Trans Medical Org Could ‘Come Crashing Down’ As Judge Demands Treasure Trove Of Internal Documents
By Sarah Weaver The World Professional Association of Transgender Health (WPATH) is facing a potential bloodbath, advocates say, after an…
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Trans Activist Looking At Zero Jail Time After Attacking Church And Assaulting Members
By Kate Anderson The Department of Justice (DOJ) is offering no jail time for a transgender activist who vandalized a…
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Teachers Who Sued Over Training That Forced Adherence To Leftist Racial Justice Agenda Forced To Pay Attorney Fees
By Katelynn Richardson An Obama-appointed federal judge hit two teachers who sued over their school district’s mandatory training on becoming…
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Sorority members can’t sue over admission of biological male using pseudonyms
Can you sue under a pseudonym to challenge your sorority admitting biologically male people? Not according to a federal judge…
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Federal Regulators And Climate Alarmists Are Killing America’s Oldest, Most Iconic Industry
By Jerry Leeman American fishermen are the most regulated in the world, and it’s driving experienced captains off the water…
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Rep. Elise Stefanik Introduces Legislation To Protect Single-Sex Organizations On College Campuses
By Henry Rodgers Republican New York Rep. Elise Stefanik recently introduced legislation that aims to protect men- and women-only organizations…
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Dem Mayor Demands Curfew To Curb Skyrocketing Youth Violence
By Trevor Schakohl Democratic Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced plans Sunday to institute a late spring and summer curfew for…
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Judge certifies class action lawsuit against college for providing online rather than in-person clases
A court has approved a class action lawsuit against the University of Delaware (UD) after it closed its campus in…
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The Federal Gov’t Thinks It’s Spending Monopoly Money
By James Anthony As Mark Twain once observed, “It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s…
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The Food Pyramid Scheme
By James Anthony In 1863, the first cold cereal was invented, Granula. In 1877, John Kellogg, invented his version, which…
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WSJ Sends ‘Five-Alarm Warning’ To GOP Over Wisconsin Election Loss
By Mary Lou Masters The Wall Street Journal editorial board sent a “five-alarm warning” to the Republican Party Wednesday after…
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Ex-gay professor sues university that fired him for writings that offended gay colleague
A professor who says he is no longer gay is suing a university that fired him after his colleagues became…
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Male Teen Who Identifies As ‘Lilly’ Arrested For Threatening To Shoot Up School After Police Find Manifesto
By Sarah Weaver A 19-year-old former student has been accused of threatening to shoot up multiple schools and churches in…
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Hey, Uncle Sam, Stop Paying People For Not Working
By Stephen Moore A policy question these days that has befuddled federal lawmakers is why so many millions of people…
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Proposed Bill Would Criminalize ‘Offensive Remarks’ Within 100 Meters Of Drag Performances
By Gretchen Clayson A Canadian politician proposed legislation Tuesday that would criminalize “offensive remarks” within 100 meters of drag performances,…
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Transgender ‘social contagion’ phenomenon confirmed in recent studies
The fact that transgender identity sometimes spreads among girls through social contagion has been confirmed by yet another study. As…
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Anti-Hillary Election ‘Meme’ Case Could Open The Floodgates To More Gov’t Censorship, Legal Experts Warn
By Katelynn Richardson A jury convicted Douglass Mackey on Friday for conspiring to deprive others of their right to vote…
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‘Clear Threat’: Critics Raise Concern ‘RESTRICT’ Act Empowers Biden While Leaving Chinese ‘Spyware’ In Place
By Diana Glebova The RESTRICT Act — one of the bills currently in the Senate which could ban TikTok —…
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Tucker Carlson Rips DOJ For ‘Shocking Attack’ On ‘Freedom Of Speech’ In Internet ‘Troll’ Conviction
By Harold Hutchison Fox News host Tucker Carlson ripped the Department of Justice Friday over the conviction of internet “troll”…
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‘Political Prosecution’: Legal Experts Rail Against Trump Indictment
By Katelynn Richardson Legal experts called former President Donald Trump’s Thursday indictment “deeply flawed” and “patently political.” Clark Neily, senior…
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Law restricting criticism of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine violates free speech
A judge has struck down a Missouri law that restricts pharmacists from disputing the effectiveness of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, finding…
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Manhattan Grand Jury Votes To Indict Donald Trump
By Brianna Lyman A Manhattan grand jury voted Thursday to indict Former President Donald Trump, according to The New York…
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