Law and Government
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Jussie Smollett Believes He Got Jail Time For Conviction Because He’s Black
By Kay Smythe Sources close to convicted criminal Jussie Smollett have said that the actor believed he would be sent…
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Trump cannot countersue rape accuser over defamation lawsuit, judge in New York rules
Donald Trump cannot countersue E. Jean Carroll, a 78-year-old writer who claims he raped her in the mid-1990s, on the…
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Kansas Teacher Sues After Being Suspended, Refusing To Comply With Preferred Pronoun Guidance
By Chrissy Clark A Kansas math teacher is suing her public school district after being temporarily suspended for refusing to…
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Thief Runs DC Doctor Over With His Own Car After Hijacking It
By Kendall Tietz A Washington doctor was run over and killed Tuesday night by a hijacker who drove off in…
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California raids preschools over lack of mask mandate, interrogates kids as young as 2
California officials raided three San Diego preschools and interrogated children as young as 2 over the preschools’ lack of a…
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Bad housing policy makes college unaffordable for thousands
California spends more than most states on its colleges, resulting in lower-than-average tuition at state colleges. But college is actually…
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TSA extends mask mandate for air travel, buses and subways
The Transportation Security Administration is requiring the public to wear masks on airplanes, trains, and buses, extending its mask mandate…
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Free speech challenge against licensing for professional counselors proceeds
Many jobs involve speech. Does the First Amendment, which prohibits laws “abridging the freedom of speech,” prevent the government from…
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Privileged Are The Social Justice Warriors
By Pedro Gonzalez Quintez Brown is a Black Lives Matter activist whose saga is illustrative of who has privilege in…
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Congress to boost spending across the board despite unprecedented national debt
Despite recent unprecedented increases in the national debt, Congressional leaders have reached an “agreement to hike spending across the board,”…
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News Anchor Debunks Jen Psaki’s Claims On U.S. Oil Production: ‘The Audacity’
By Nicole Silverio Fox Business anchor David Asman debunked White House press secretary Jen Psaki’s remarks regarding U.S. oil production…
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Mother Of Murdered Army Veteran Blasts Bail Reform For ‘Leaving A Trail Of Dead Bodies In Its Wake’
By Brianna Lyman The mother of a murdered Army veteran blasted bail reform Tuesday during a Congressional hearing, claiming it…
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Democrat Who Pushes To Defund The Police Spent Thousands Of Taxpayers Dollars On Private Security, House Records Show
By Henry Rodgers Democratic Massachusetts Rep. Ayanna Pressley, who has repeatedly pushed to defund the police, spent thousands of taxpayers’…
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Supreme Court upholds Boston bomber’s death sentence and Federal Death Penalty Act
In a 6-to-3 ruling, the Supreme Court has just upheld Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s death sentence for his murders and…
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Government ‘protects’ Indian children by keeping them in abusive homes
When is racial discrimination not considered racial discrimination? When progressives like it. One example of discrimination they like is the…
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12-Year-Old Girls Arrested For Allegedly Torturing Girl At Sleepover
By Christine Sellers Two 12-year-old girls from Indiana were arrested for allegedly torturing another girl at a sleepover, Fox 59…
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Virginia is testing ‘plastic roads’ near Richmond
VPM reports that the state of Virginia is testing a new “plastic road” south of Richmond in Chesterfield County: Drivers…
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Democrats Force Biden’s Left-Wing Regulator Picks To Senate Floor
By Ailan Evans The Senate Commerce Committee on Thursday voted to advance the nominations of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) pick…
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Experts say Biden SCOTUS nominee should recuse herself in Harvard admissions case
Legal experts say that Biden’s Supreme Court nominee, Ketanji Brown Jackson, has an obvious conflict of interest if she were…
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NRA Scores Court Victory Against AG Letitia James In New York
By Harold Hutchison The NRA won a legal victory when a New York Supreme Court judge ruled that Attorney General…
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Virginia legislative committee kills progressive bill allowing release of murderers who claim to have been rehabilitated
Voting along party lines, a legislative committee in Virginia’s Republican-controlled House of Delegates voted 5-to-3 yesterday to kill a bill…
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‘Too Dangerous’: Famous Seattle Bakery Closes Due To Rise In ‘Shootings,’ Criminal Activity
By Laurel Duggan Olga Sagan will close her Piroshky Piroshky Bakery’s downtown Seattle location because of crime and concern for…
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Transportation funding gets even more dysfunctional
Transportation projects were already funded in ways that encouraged waste and increase costs. Thanks to a recent law pushed by…
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Will Rubber-Stamp Biden’s Far-Left Agenda
By Ronna McDaniel Joe Biden isn’t in the habit of keeping campaign promises: he has divided the country, failed to…
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Texas DAs Fighting Governor’s Order To Treat Sex Change Surgeries For Children As Abuse
By Laurel Duggan District attorneys for five of the largest counties in Texas are defying Republican Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive…
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Transgender ‘chosen first names’ policy violates First Amendment
If someone chooses to go by a different name than their legal name, a name of the opposite gender, should…
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Biden picked the most left-wing judge on his shortlist for the Supreme Court
Joe Biden picked the most left-wing judge on his shortlist for the Supreme Court. The Committee for Justice noted that,…
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Judge strikes down veiled racial quota in Fairfax County, Virginia
A judge just ruled against the left-wing Fairfax County School Board’s veiled racial quota limiting enrollment of Asian students (which…
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Biden Picks Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson As Supreme Court Nominee
By Shelby Talcott President Joe Biden announced Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as his Supreme Court nominee Friday. The president vowed…
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Cities in South Carolina can’t ban conversion therapy, state attorney general says
The South Carolina attorney general issued an opinion on February 16, stating that cities in South Carolina can’t ban conversion…
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Judge: ‘There Is No Right to Associate with Pets Under the First Amendment’
Some courts have ruled that there is a First Amendment right to freedom of intimate association, that protects people’s close…
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Man Armed With Explosives Holds Hostage At Gunpoint. Hours-Long Standoff Ends With Police Officer Running Him Over
By Laurel Duggan A Dutch police officer ended an hours-long standoff by running over the hostage-taker with a car Tuesday…
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Redundant prosecution of Arbery killers costs taxpayers thousands
The men who killed Ahmaud Arbery were already convicted in state court, and would have spent the rest of their…
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Voting out incumbents raises economic growth, cuts corruption, study says
Reason magazine reports on a study finding that voting out incumbents boosts the economy and shrinks corruption: Throwing the bums…
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Nebraska City’s ‘Fairness Ordinance’ Said to Violate First Amendment Rights
By Harold Hutchison A “fairness ordinance” in a Nebraska city has triggered a firestorm, with one state pro-family organization claiming…
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