Former President Donald Trump has filed lawsuits against Big Tech companies Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube (owned by Google), and their owners, over alleged illegal and unconstitutional censorship. A non-profit organization filed three separate class action lawsuits on behalf of President […]
Illegal aliens who illegally re-enter the US after being deported are not entitled to a bond hearing. That’s according to a Supreme Court ruling. The court’s ruling distinguishes between illegal aliens who have not been previously removed, and illegal aliens
The Supreme Court has determined that a Pennsylvania public school board wrongly suspended a 14-year-old cheerleader for her off-campus social media post. The case involved a high school freshman’s “f-bomb”-laden snapchat post aimed at the school she attends. She was
A Florida District Court recently issued a nationwide injunction blocking Biden Administration officials from distributing Covid-19 relief funds to farmers on racially discriminatory grounds. The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 directs the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to
In unrelated cases, two appeals courts have ruled in favor of male students accusing their universities of anti-male bias in sexual assault probes. The courts determined the students’ lawsuits against their respective colleges should be allowed to proceed. Lower courts
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More than a dozen states have won a temporary injunction against the Biden Administration over its blocking of new oil and gas drilling leases on federal land. President Biden had halted the sale of oil and gas leases in the
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The U.S. Supreme Court recently unanimously ruled that Philadelphia violated a Roman Catholic adoption agency’s First Amendment rights when it dropped them from its approved list of adoption agencies. Like many cities, Philadelphia contracts with private agencies to help care
The following is a new analysis. A Florida appeals court has ruled one county’s series of emergency mask mandates to be “presumptively unconstitutional.” Alachua County’s mask mandate was in effect for over a year through a series of emergency orders.
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