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Judge: School’s Eviction of Christian Ministry ‘Obviously Odious to the Constitution’

Wayne State University acted in a way "obviously odious to the Constitution" when it kicked InterVarsity Christian Fellowship off campus for only recruiting Christian leaders, a federal judge ruled on Monday. IVCF is a Christian campus ministry, and though they minister to non-Christians, they want their own leaders to be...

Mo. Supreme Court: Keep Radical St. Louis DA Off McCloskeys’ Case

The Missouri Supreme Court upheld a ruling from a lower court removing St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner from the case against Mark and Patricia McCloskey, a couple who made headlines after brandishing firearms to ward off a mob of marauding protesters who trespassed in their gated community and...

Caitlyn Jenner Mulls Run for Governor in California

Caitlyn Jenner, formerly known as Bruce, is mulling a run for California governor, looking to unseat Governor Gavin Newsom in a potential recall election, according to reports by Axios and The Hill. Jenner, an Olympic medalist and decathlon record-setter when he identified as a male, came out as transgender in...

California Bill Would Mandate Gender-Neutral Toy Aisles in Stores

California Assemblyman Evan Low, D-Campbell, introduced legislation that would compel big box stores to have gender-neutral toy aisles or pay a $1,000 fine, the Orange County Register reported. The bill, which cleared committee on Tuesday, would apply to every store with more than 500 employees. It would outlaw signs that indicate...

Scandal-Plagued San Francisco School Board Suspends Plan to Rename ‘Racist’ Schools

(Headline USA) America’s founding fathers got a reprieve Tuesday in San Francisco, when the city’s scandal-plagued school board formally suspended a plan to rename 44 schools as part of a "racial reckoning" that critics said went too far. The city’s Board of Education, which convened on Zoom, voted unanimously to reverse...

Trump Endorses Mo Brooks Among Alabama GOP Senate Contenders

(Headline USA) Former President Donald Trump has endorsed Rep. Mo Brooks in Alabama's 2022 Senate race, siding with the conservative firebrand over other contenders in the state's all-important Republican primary. Trump announced his support in a statement shared by the Brooks campaign for the seat being vacated by six-term Sen. Richard...

Violent Crime-Saturated St. Louis Elects Cop-Hater as Mayor

(Headline USA) St. Louis Treasurer Tishaura Jones, who has been outspoken in her criticism of the criminal justice system’s alleged “arrest and incarcerate” model, won election Tuesday and will take over as mayor in a city beset by yet another wave of violent crime. Jones defeated Alderwoman Cara Spencer in the...

Texas Gov. Abbott Bans Mandated Vaccine Passports

(Associated Press) Texas Gov. Greg Abbott used his executive power Tuesday to ban state government and some private entities from requiring COVID-19 vaccine passports to access services, in the latest move from a Republican governor pitting public health campaigns against personal freedom and private choices. According to Abbott's order, state agencies and...

Texas Has Fewer COVID Cases Than Mich.—Despite 20M More People and No Restrictions

(Jon Miltimore, Foundation for Economic Education) On March 2, former US Senator Al Franken mocked Texas for lifting all its remaining COVID-19 restrictions. “Gee, we here in Texas haven’t screwed up royally in a whole two weeks!” Franken tweeted. “I know! Let’s lift the mask mandate!” Gee, we here in Texas haven’t...

REPORT: Biden’s Homeland Security Secretary Now Wants to FINISH Border Wall

The Department of Homeland Security may restart construction on the border wall to fill in "gaps" in the barrier as the immigration crisis continues to grow worse. The Washington Times reported that Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials during a meeting last week...

Holder Accuses Texas GOP of Trying to ‘Cripple’ Voters

Disgraced former attorney general Eric Holder claimed GOP-led states like Texas were trying to "cripple" voters by using the legislative process to close vote-fraud loopholes after last year's election debacle. It was not immediately clear whether the remark to the Dallas Morning News was intended as an ableist slur against...

SELLERS: As MAGA’s Boycott List Grows, Conservatives Need a League of Their Own

Picture this: On Tuesday, July 13, fans pour into Georgia's Truist Park to see the one of the greatest all-stars of all time take the mound. It's his first official visit to the state since an agonizing defeat for his team a few months prior---but this time, after making the...
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