Article by Oklahoman Newspaper Confuses Secession and Nullification
The once-conservative Oklahoman newspaper evidently does not know the difference between secession and nullification. ...
Constitution
Supreme Court Rules 1964 Civil Rights Act Applies to LGBT Employees
Once again, the Supreme Court has chosen to make law, injecting into the 1964 Civil Rights Act meanings that no one held at the time. ...
DOJ Warns Maryland County Officials Against Religious Discrimination
The Justice Department sent a letter to officials in Montgomery County, Maryland, on Wednesday regarding religious discrimination over the county’s enforcement of coronavirus lockdown orders on religious gatherings but not on...
Federal Judge Upholds Trump Pro-life Rule Prohibiting Taxpayer-funded Abortions
On Tuesday, a federal court upheld the Trump administration’s pro-life rule that limits taxpayer-funded abortions, Life News reports. ...
The Importance of Concealed Carry
VIDEO - Dr. Duke Pesta sits down with certified firearms instructor, Gabe Gutenberger. They discuss the importance of firearm safety and what you can expect from an ACNOW CCL class. The...
Pressure Building on Supreme Court to Hear Second Amendment Appeals
It is hoped that the Supreme Court seizes the opportunity to hear one or more Second Amendment appeals. ...
Illinois Governor Lifts Church Restrictions Hours Before Supreme Court Review
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker rescinded his executive order banning church services of more than 10 people just hours before he was required to defend it before the Supreme Court. ...
Street Preacher Wins $50,000 Settlement in Suit Against Portland
A street preacher whose First Amendment-protected rights were violated received a settlement last week from Portland, Oregon. It’s a tiny win in a big war, but an important one. ...
Senator Graham: Now Is a Good Time for Older Judges to Retire to Make Room for New Trump Nominees
The Democrats are in full panic mode over Trump's restoring the judicial landscape to reflect the Founders' intent. ...
Ripe for Fraud: GOP Files Suit Against California’s Vote-by-mail Executive Order
The Republican National Committee, National Republican Congressional Committee, and California Republican Party are suing the state of California over Governor Gavin Newsom’s executive order that has mandated all registered voters in...
Justice Department Supports Lawsuit Against Illinois Governor’s Overreach
The U.S. Justice Department announced on Friday that it was officially supporting a lawsuit meant to rein in Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker’s “stay at home” orders issued in response to the...
Ohio Gyms Reopen After Judge Rules Their Closing Was Unconstitutional
Within hours of a court’s ruling that Ohio’s public health director had reached way beyond her authority in closing various businesses, including gyms and fitness centers, those businesses reopened. And none...
Illinois Residents Stand Up Against the Most Extreme Lock-down Measures in the Country
In Illinois, citizens and local officials are becoming fed up with Governor J.B. Pritzger's draconian stay-at-home measures, which are supposedly meant to halt the spread of COVID-19. ...
New Jersey Gym Closed on Thursday, Opened Again on Friday
New Jersey gym owners continue to defy lockdowns, and a GoFundMe page has already raised $70,000 to help the owners with their legal fees. ...
Justice Department Warns California Governor Against Religious Discrimination
A letter from an assistant attorney general and four U.S. attorneys in California sent on Tuesday warned California Governor Gavin Newsom about discriminating against churches in his shutdown and reopening orders....