Law and Government
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Light Sentences For Antisemitic Attacks Set A Dangerous Precedent, Experts Warn
By Kate Anderson Jewish communities have raised concerns about light sentencing offered to defendants charged with hate crimes, and leading…
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Americans’ Spending Power Continues To Tank — And Biden’s Budget Would Make It Worse
By Alfredo Ortiz Today’s February jobs report shows that American workers’ real wages have declined every month for nearly two years. The…
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Vigilantes arrested for killing Muslim for carrying beef, in northeastern India
An Indian Muslim was killed by a mob this week for supposedly carrying beef in the eastern part of India’s…
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College student settles lawsuit over punishment for criticizing ‘preferred pronouns’
A student who was punished for “hate speech” for criticizing “preferred pronouns” obtained a legal settlement in her lawsuit against…
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House Unanimously Votes To Declassify COVID-19 Intelligence
By Michael Ginsberg The House of Representatives unanimously voted Friday to declassify intelligence detailing the emergence of COVID-19. All 215…
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Democrats Cry Racism To Distract From Lab Leak Bombshell
By James Pinkerton If you’re on the defensive on an issue, what do you do? A smart politician changes the…
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Supreme Court urged to end home equity theft by local governments
In Tyler v. Hennepin County, civil liberties groups are urging the Supreme Court to put an end to home equity…
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Former CDC Director Says He Was Excluded From COVID Origins Calls Because He Didn’t Support ‘Single Narrative’
By Michael Ginsberg Former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) director Dr. Robert Redfield said Wednesday he believes he…
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Serial killers get short sentences under new Alameda district attorney
In November, the progressive candidate, Pamela Price, was elected district attorney of Alameda County, California, after pledging to “disrupt the…
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Congress Is Coming For Our Phones And Pocketbooks
By Carl Szabo Costs are about to go up, our phones will become less safe, and legacy media will have…
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Previously Unseen Jan. 6 Footage Reveals Officers Apparently Leading QAnon Shaman Through Senate Halls
By Brianna Lyman Previously unseen footage from Jan. 6 released by Fox News shows officers seemingly escorting the so-called “QAnon…
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Rep. Jim Jordan Subpoenas Former Head Of Disinformation Board
By Michael Ginsberg The House Judiciary Committee subpoenaed the head of the Department of Homeland Security’s short-lived Disinformation Governance Board…
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University says it won’t punish students for ‘hate speech’ that is protected by the First Amendment
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) has limited its bias reporting system for “hate- or bias-motivated incidents” after a legal foundation…
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This Millennial Empress Could Shut Down Your Business. Congress Must Stop Her Before It’s Too Late
By Grover Norquist The Federal Trade Commission is at the forefront of President Joe Biden’s mission to increase government control…
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SCOTUS’ Decision In Upcoming Case Could Have Massive Implications For Small Business Owners Of Faith
By Katelynn Richardson The Supreme Court’s decision in an upcoming case could secure protection for multiple religious small business owners…
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Delaware dumbs down bar exam to increase diversity
The Delaware Supreme Court is reducing the minimum score, length, and practice areas covered by Delaware’s bar exam, citing a…
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Federal Judge Says New York’s Ban On Guns In Churches Is Unconstitutional
By Bronson Winslow A federal judge ruled Thursday that New York’s ban on concealed carry weapons in churches is unconstitutional,…
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Court recognizes that non-whites can be racist, contrary to what diversity trainers claim
Schools sometimes teach that only whites can be racist, and that all whites are racist, notes Peter Wood, the head…
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Parents Defended Embattled Child Gender Clinic. Their Stories Confirm Critics’ Worst Fears
By Laurel Duggan About two dozen parents disputed recent claims that the Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital was…
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Federal subsidies make life unaffordable
At Reason magazine, Peter Suderman points out a paradox: government subsidies aimed at helping the middle class have made the…
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Senate Unanimously Votes To Declassify Intel On COVID-19 Origins
By Katelynn Richardson The Senate voted unanimously Wednesday on a bill that requires the Director of National Intelligence to declassify…
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Chicago medical school stops excluding whites and Asians after federal civil rights complaint
The medical school at Loyola University Chicago recently rescinded written eligibility requirements for an internship that prevented white and Asian…
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Male Powerlifter Can Compete Against Women, Court Rules
By Sarah Weaver A biologically male powerlifter named JayCee Cooper can compete against female athletes, a Minnesota District Court judge…
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Wealthy Nonprofit Pumped $100 Million Into Clearing Out Cities’ Jail Populations. Killings and Crime Spiked
By Erinn Broadus A massive private foundation is pouring millions of dollars into dozens of cities, counties and states with…
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Court rejects lawsuit seeking to add Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution
After the deadline for ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment expired with not enough states having ratified it, more states ratified…
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Biden Admin Has Already Imposed $318 Billion In Regulations In First Two Years
By Laurel Duggan The Biden administration imposed 517 regulations costing $318 billion in its first two years, according to the…
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Half Of Professors Believe Diversity Statements ‘Violate Academic Freedom,’ Survey Finds
By Alexa Schwerha Half of university professors disapprove of universities mandating that applicants submit diversity statements during the hiring process,…
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Biden Is Throwing Americans’ Retirement Savings To The Wolves. It’s Not Too Late To Stop Him
By Suzanne Downing Two wolves and a sheep decide what’s for dinner — that’s what the U.S. Department of Labor…
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US Risks Becoming First World Power Where Most Murders Go Unsolved
By Reagan Reese The United States is on its way to becoming the first developed country where most murders go…
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Legislation would let some transgender people avoid repaying their debts
If people can both change their name, and also hide the fact they changed their name, they can sometimes avoid…
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Teacher Who Allegedly Suggested Kids ‘Try Being Gay’ Sued For ‘Secretly Transitioning’ Fifth Grader
By Sarah Weaver Parents are suing a teacher who secretly transitioned a fifth-grade student and taught from a book that…
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Finance professor sues university, saying it retaliated against him for criticizing CRT and left-wing policies
A tenured professor is suing the University of Texas’s flagship campus, accusing college officials of chilling academic freedom, threatening professors…
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The HEROES Act Doesn’t Authorize Student Debt Handouts – President Biden Can’t Wish That Fact Away
By Michael Poon In 2003, our clients — former Speaker of the House John Boehner, former Rep. John Kline, and…
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