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Conservative Justices Declined to Take Up Second Amendment Case after Roberts Signaled He Would Side with Liberals
The conservative wing of the Supreme Court reportedly declined to take up a case dealing with Second Amendment rights after Chief Justice John Roberts indicated that he would vote with the court’s liberal justices. Read More.
The Chicago Gun Myth
Politicians blame out-of-state sellers, but the real problem lies at home. Read More.
Rutgers Declares Grammar Racist
English Department pledges to incorporate 'critical grammar' into program Read More.
Twitter Likely to Start Testing Ad-Free Subscriptions Later in 2020
Would you pay for a zero-ads version of Twitter? The social network will “likely” launch a test of a subscription version later this year, according to CEO Jack Dorsey. Read More.
Big Tech Wants To Own You
How major social media companies threaten our most basic freedoms. Read More.
When It Comes To Law And Order, Biden Is Unconscious
If Trump is the “law and order” candidate running for re-election in November, Biden is surely the “lawless and disorder” candidate Read More.
Congressman Introduces Bill That Would Have Democrat Party Change Name Or ‘Be Barred From Participation In The House’ Due To Past Support Of Slavery, Confederacy
Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) introduced a bill that would ban the Democratic Party. Read More.
New York Times to Release ‘Nice White Parents’ Series Blaming White Parents for Achievement Gap
The New York Times announced Thursday it is releasing a new podcast series titled Nice White Parents, about how white parents are preventing black and brown children from succeeding in public schools. Read More.
Fauci's infectious disease agency broke federal spending law and rules, audits show
NIAID violated 'time' and 'amount' rules and Anti-Deficiency Act by spending tax dollars before they were appropriated, Inspector General reports show. Read More.
Bokhari: GOP Lawmakers Shouldn’t Let Amazon Off the Hook for Censorship
Amazon founder and CEO (and owner of the far-left Washington Post) Jeff Bezos is set to testify before the House Judiciary Committee next week, alongside the heads of Google, Facebook and Apple, over growing antitrust concerns about the tech giants. Read More.
'Predictable': Supreme Court transgender decision leads to religious liberty legal battle
A transgender man filed a lawsuit against a Catholic-run hospital in Maryland, citing in his complaint June's landmark Supreme Court decision on transgender rights. Read More.
Fordham Student Banned from Campus over Post Commemorating Tiananmen Square Massacre
A Fordham University student is threatening to sue the university after it placed him on disciplinary probation for Instagram posts commemorating the Tiananmen Square Massacre and memorializing a black retired police officer killed during a riot in St. Louis, Mo., last month. Read More.
States split over exempting religious schools from pandemic closures
As many states prepare to keep students' learning online in the fall, some are weighing whether to extend religious exemptions to schools run by churches. Read More.
White House Says 40 U.S. Code 1315 Gives Trump, DHS Jurisdiction To Act In Portland
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany cited 40 U.S. Code 1315 as evidence Tuesday that the Department of Homeland Security is operating within its lawful jurisdiction in Portland, Oregon. Read More.
St. Louis couple McCloskeys charged on gun violation in defending home against protesters
'I unequivocally believe no crime was committed' – McCloskey attorney Joel J. Schwartz Read More.
