(Elias Irizarry, Headline USA) As Republicans across the country are threatened with arrests and legal action for their involvement in the campaign of former President Donald Trump and other right-wing causes, prominent conservative scholars gathered this week to introduce the concept of "revenge lawfare."
They met under the banner of...
(Ben Sellers, Headline USA) Tech companies are once again colluding with Democrats to push disinformation and censor legitimate conservative opinions, this time with the imprimatur of legitimacy conferred by the U.S. Supreme Court that allows them to do so more shamelessly and aggressively than ever.
Today's censorship is being made...
(Headline USA) A federal judge ruled Monday that protesters can't march through a security zone at the Republican National Convention, handing a defeat to left-wing activists who had pushed to have closer access to where delegates will be gathering next week in Milwaukee.
The American Civil Liberties Union and the...
(Headline USA) A prosecutor accused Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., on Tuesday of engaging in “wildly abnormal” behavior in response to bribes during a closing argument at the Democrat’s New York City corruption trial.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Monteleoni made the accusation as he continued a summation he began a day...
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) During Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s controversial prosecution Donald Trump, the presidential frontrunner sought to have campaign finance expert Bradley A. Smith testify about why Bragg’s case was unlawful.
Keeping in line with his many rulings against Trump, Judge Juan Merchan denied the defendant’s request to have Smith provide meaningful testimony during...
(Headline USA) Although Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and his team of George Soros-backed lawfare accomplicies may have been in a rush to prosecute former President Donald Trump ahead of the November election, they're in no such hurry to schedule the retrial of accused sexual predator and Democrat megadonor...
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) The Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. has filed a claim to confiscate the “Proud Boys” trademark after winning a default judgment against the group last year.
The church’s move to take the Proud Boys logo stems from an infamous December 2020 incident, when...
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Reid Hoffman, a high-profile Democratic billionaire donor, has emerged as a key financier behind Smartmatic's lawsuit against Fox News, contradicting the voting technology company's previous claims of self-funding.
Hoffman unleashed a “multimillion-dollar investment intended in part to help the company sustain its costly litigation,” reported the Washington...
(Benjamin Yount, The Center Square) The Wisconsin Supreme Court is going to decide on abortion.
The court said it will hear two challenges to Wisconsin’s 1849 abortion law, without waiting for lower courts in the state to rule on them first.
“In granting this case, this court is doing what many...
(Casey Harper, The Center Square) President Joe Biden’s attempt to re-interpret Title IX and thereby implement a sweeping LGBT agenda at schools around the country may be put on hold after a few key court rulings.
The Biden administration’s overhaul of Title IX is set to take effect Aug. 1,...
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Nashville Judge I’Ashea Myles has decided that none of Nashville school shooter Audrey Hale’s writings should be made public, accepting the dubious argument that Hale’s victims have copyrights to the material—even though the victims haven’t registered with the federal copyright office.
“The materials created by Hale are exempted from...
(Tim Clouser, The Center Square) The U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Martin v. Boise on Friday set up Spokane to finally enforce its voter-approved camping ban intended to curtail the scourge of homelessness, although not much has changed in the days since that decision.
The Grants Pass v. Johnson ruling reverses...