Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton told the Supreme Court in a court filing Tuesday that granting the Biden administration’s request to cut wire installed on the border by state authorities will “needlessly endanger public safety.” The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday…
Read More Texas AG Tells SCOTUS Biden Admin Is ‘Putting People In Danger’ By Cutting Border Wire
GOP Rep. Matt Rosendale of Montana will introduce articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Tuesday afternoon, his office said in a statement Monday. Rosendale said Austin’s failure to disclose his hospitalization to key members of his staff and the White House fell into a…
Read More Montana Congressman Announces Impeachment Articles Against Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin
Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez of New Jersey doubled down on his innocence in a Tuesday floor speech following a superseding indictment that brought additional bribery charges last week relating to positive statements he made about Qatar. Menendez was first indicted in late September over allegedly receiving lavish…
Read More New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez Doubles Down On His Innocence During Senate Floor Speech
Former President Donald Trump’s claim to presidential immunity from prosecution came under intense questioning Tuesday by a three-judge panel. Surrounded by high amounts of security and media due to the former president’s attendance, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments Tuesday to consider Trump’s…
Read More Appeals Court Pushes Back On Trump’s Presidential Immunity Claim
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) authorities arrested a criminal illegal immigrant on Jan. 4 that a Virginia sheriff let free after his arrest on suspicion of sexually assaulting a minor and production of child sexual abuse material, the agency said Monday. The Fairfax County Sheriff’s…
Read More ICE Arrests Illegal Immigrant Who Sexually Abused Child After Virginia Set Him Free
The University of Michigan’s (UM) spending on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) increased about 66% from the 2022-2023 school year, according to an analysis by Mark Perry, a senior fellow at Do No Harm. The school’s DEI payroll for the 2022-2023 school year came in…
Read More University Of Michigan ‘DEI’ Spend Grew 66% In Just One Year
A federal appeals court shot down the Biden administration’s efforts to repeal existing regulations on dishwashers and clothes washers on Monday. The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion in a legal battle between eleven red states and the federal government over the…
Read More Federal Court Dumps Cold Water Onto Biden Admin’s War On Appliances
Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy sent a letter to bus companies used by Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to transport migrants, seeking to restrict their arrivals to his state. The charter buses have been arriving in New Jersey after Democratic New York City Mayor…
Read More New Jersey Gov Seeks To Restrict Bus Companies Used By Texas For Migrant Transports
Fani Willis, the district attorney in Fulton County, Georgia, allegedly inappropriately hired a romantic partner to handle her case against former President Donald Trump, according to a court motion filed Monday. The court filing alleges that Nathan Wade, a private lawyer who has played a…
Read More Georgia DA Allegedly Appointed Romantic Partner As Special Prosecutor In Trump Case
The Biden administration pushed out new regulations with combined costs of $1 billion to the American economy in the first week of 2024, according to the American Action Forum (AAF). The administration finalized 38 new rules and proposed 19 more between Jan. 2 and Jan.…
Read More Biden Admin Kicks Off 2024 By Unleashing $1 Billion Worth Of New Regulations