The attorney helping Vice President Kamala Harris with debate preparation is also defending Google from the antitrust lawsuit brought by the Biden-Harris Department of Justice (DOJ), which government transparency advocates say presents a conflict of interest. Karen Dunn, who is helping Harris prepare for Tuesday’s debate against…
Read More Kamala’s Debate Prep With Lead Google Attorney Sets Off Alarm Bells With Gov’t Watchdogs
Ensuring minors can access procedures like puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones is a “crucial component” in the fight against firearm violence, gun control groups told the Supreme Court Tuesday. In an amicus brief filed in United States v. Skrmetti, organizations including Giffords, the Brady Center to Prevent…
Read More Gun Control Groups Claim Giving Kids Cross-Sex Hormones, Trans Surgeries Will Limit Firearm Violence
The Supreme Court declined on Tuesday to prevent the Biden administration from withholding family-planning grant funding from Oklahoma over the state’s refusal to offer abortion referrals. In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court denied Oklahoma’s emergency request to prevent the Department of Health and Human…
Read More SCOTUS Rules Against Oklahoma In Refusal To Offer Abortion Referrals Case
Hunter Biden’s tax trial is slated to begin this week in a California federal court. Hunter Biden faces up to 17 years in prison for nine charges — three felonies and six misdemeanors — related to his alleged failure to pay over $1.4 million in taxes between…
Read More Hunter Biden’s Tax Trial Starts This Week, Facing Up To 17 Years In Prison
Vice President Kamala Harris’ past questions during judicial nomination hearings signal her top priority when selecting judges is ensuring they will advance left-wing goals, legal experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. While serving as a California senator, Harris used nomination hearings to press Trumps’…
Read More Kamala Harris’ Antics During Nomination Hearings Indicate ‘Radical’ Judges She Would Nominate
Special counsel Jack Smith requested a delay Thursday night in former president Donald Trump’s election interference case. Prosecutors wrote in a filing that the government is still assessing the impact of the Supreme Court’s presidential immunity ruling and asked for the timeline to be pushed back several…
Read More Jack Smith Requests Delay In Trump Case To Assess Impact Of SCOTUS Presidential Immunity Ruling
Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz’s first executive order as Minnesota governor was establishing a diversity, inclusion and equity council. Walz designated himself as chair of the “One Minnesota Council on Diversity, Inclusion and Equity” in 2019, telling The Associated Press at the time that the council…
Read More Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s First Executive Action As Governor Was Establishing ‘DEI’ Council
Two Alabama in vitro fertilization (IVF) clinics asked the Supreme Court last week to weigh a state court decision finding frozen embryos are children. The Alabama Supreme Court ruled in February that frozen embryos are legally considered children under the state’s Wrongful Death of a Minor Act,…
Read More Alabama Clinics Ask Supreme Court To Consider Ruling Finding Frozen Embryos Are ‘Children’
Two Republican attorneys general asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to uphold their states’ laws designed to prevent men from competing in women’s sports. Idaho and West Virginia’s cases ask the Court to consider whether such laws violate the Fourteenth Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause and Title IX,…
Read More Idaho And West Virginia Ask Supreme Court To Uphold Laws Protecting Women’s Sports
While Democrats continue to cast the Supreme Court as dangerous, the line-ups in majority decisions from the recently concluded term don’t support their narrative. The term’s statistics reflect that rulings don’t always fall on expected ideological lines: out of the 22 decisions with a 6-3…
Read More Dems Want Us To Believe The Supreme Court Is ‘Out Of Control.’ Final Vote Tallies Demolish That Narrative