Supreme Court’s Pass on Transgender Case Will Ignite Further Lawsuits
For the past few months, the legal community has been preparing for a grand showdown before the Supreme Court on student privacy rights.
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CNN Drops Congressman’s Feed as He Spills the Beans
A U.S. congressman was abruptly disconnected from his CNN interview earlier this week.
Trump Signs New Ninety Day Travel Ban
President Donald Trump signed a new version of his temporary travel ban.
Tucson Police Obstruct Border Patrol From Arresting Violent Illegal Alien Escapee
Since Donald Trump became president, local governments in highly Democratic areas have announced their intentions to shield illegal aliens from deportation.
Numbers Show That Democrats Place More Trust in the Media
While anecdotal examples and internal inklings might convince some that media bias is afoot, is there actually evidence to corroborate the claim?
Supreme Court Watchers Hail Neil Gorsuch as a Judge Who ‘Goes Deep’
Neil Gorsuch will be a defender of the rule of law and a worthy successor to Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, a panel of prominent lawyers said Tuesday at The Heritage Foundation.
How Close-Minded Liberals Have Ruined Higher Education
While college administrators and professors accept disgraceful behavior, we as taxpayers, donors, and parents should not foot the bill.
Note to Congress: Light Work Schedule Isn’t Getting the Job Done
I have rarely been one to argue that Congress spend more time in Washington.
Oops! Leaked DHS Report PROVES Trump’s Point on Immigration
Amidst the national debate over the deep state embedded in the intelligence bureaucracies sabotaging the Trump presidency, career DHS officials came out with a report trying to undermine the president’s immigration moratorium from high-risk countries.
Vice Cop Talks Facts, Myths of Sex Trafficking in America, and How We Can Fight It
Actor Ashton Kutcher delivered a moving speech before Congress last month on the global problem of human trafficking. Kutcher called on America’s leaders to come together and address the “bipartisan issue” that is, at least for now, universally recognized as a gross injustice.