New Virginia Organization To Recall Law-And-Order Flouting Soros Prosecutors
Law and order will be a force in November elections — but thanks to Virginians for Safe Communities, the radical prosecutors of Northern Virginia might already be on their way out the door.
Influential Democrat Donor Convicted For Trading Meth For Sex After Two Victims Died From Overdose
Ed Buck was convicted by a federal jury for providing methamphetamine to two black men for sexual favors, who later overdosed and died.
The University Of Pittsburgh Is Hiding How Much It’s Spending On Racist Indoctrination
The University of Pittsburgh is hosting a critical race theory conference in late July, while concealing its related financial activities thanks to an uncommon state open records law.
Critical Race Theorists: All Systems Are Biased, Except For Ours
If the biases of contemporary institutions render them incapable of making objective judgments, then the biases of critical race theorists do the same.
Federal Court Rules Under-21 Handgun Bans Are Unconstitutional
“Our nation’s most cherished constitutional rights vest no later than 18. And the Second Amendment’s right to keep and bear arms is no different,” Judge Julius Richardson wrote.
Yes, A Family Competes With Women’s Careers, But Family Matters More
‘There is nothing that can derail a career faster than the responsibilities of motherhood,’ writes law career counselor Susan Smith Blakely. She’s right, but moms who downshift are prioritizing the right thing.
5th Circuit Keeps Sanctions On Democrat Russia Hoax Lawyer Marc Elias
The 5th Circuit Court said it will keep sanctions against lawyer Marc Elias, known for his role in the Russia hoax, for his ‘lack of candor.’
Conservatives Agree Big Tech Is A Problem, But Split On The Right Solution
Something must be done to stop Big Tech censorship, but what? Here’s how lawmakers differ when it comes to antitrust law, Section 230, and common carrier law.
Why The Biden Administration’s Lawsuit Against Georgia’s Voting Rules Is Legal Hot Garbage
The Supreme Court’s response to the arguments made in attacking Arizona’s voting-integrity provisions expose the folly of the Biden administration’s lawsuit against Georgia.
Supreme Court Will Hear Landmark Case On Funding Of Private Religious Schools
Three families assert that Maine’s policy egregiously disregards their First Amendment rights to the free exercise of religion.
SCOTUS Ruling Brings Clarity To Voting Rights Act, Upholds Ban On Ballot Harvesting
SCOTUS overturned a Ninth Circuit ruling that Arizona law violated Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, adding much-needed clarity to Section 2 claims.
Supreme Court Upholds Arizona’s Election Integrity Measures In Divided 6-3 Ruling
“Having to identify one’s own polling place and then travel there to vote does not exceed the ‘usual burdens of voting,'” Alito wrote.
What It Means To Own Something In The 21st Century
Law professors Michael Heller and James Salzman’s book ‘Mine!’ argues we need to rethink the concept of ownership. Their ideas are engaging, if not always convincing.
Why The Pennsylvania Supreme Court Was Right To Toss Bill Cosby’s Tainted Conviction
While Bill Cosby may have walked out of prison a free man yesterday, the courts saw to it that he endured two criminal trials and spent years in prison during his appeals.
The Texas Supreme Court Just Put A Chink In Section 230’s Armor. Congress Should Finish The Job
In addition to censorship, interpretations of Section 230 have allowed Big Tech to escape accountability for enabling horrendous trafficking.
9 Most Insane Lies About Georgia’s Voter ID Law In The DOJ’s Lawsuit
From claiming Georgia lawmakers are racist to relitigating 2020 voter fraud cases, the Biden Department of Justice’s complaint against Georgia would be laughable if it weren’t so frightening.
Supreme Court Gives Democrats Free Rein To Transgender Public Schools
The Supreme Court has all but guaranteed the U.S. legal system will adopt an extreme view of transgender law that threatens parental rights, privacy, and the rights to free speech and religious freedom.
How The Voting Rights Act Lets Biden’s DOJ Insist Georgia’s Photo ID Requirement Is Racist
For each of the challenged provisions, DOJ’s complaint alleges black voters are burdened more than white voters in Georgia’s new voting law.
After A Judge’s Dismissal And A Damning Report, BLM May Have To Admit What Really Happened In Lafayette Park
Black Lives Matter must reframe their case, acknowledging the falsity of their initial allegations, or risk sanctions for alleging facts without evidentiary support.
Vaccine-Hesitant Nurses Face Dilemma As Understaffed Hospitals Mandate COVID Shot
‘No job is worth my overall health and safety,’ one nurse told The Federalist. ‘I worked throughout this pandemic and was not as afraid as I am of this.’
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