September 25 JONATHAN TURLEY: Elites call the Constitution 'broken' but Americans know it's our greatest gift Constitutional crisis debate reveals academic hostility toward founding document while Grand Lake, Colorado residents demonstrate enduring faith in American constitutional system.
September 24 As Trump gives DOJ marching orders, a clear double standard emerges Through firings and case dismissals, Trump has bent the DOJ into serving his retribution — and he’s doing so unapologetically.
September 23 Faith, forgiveness won’t factor in Kirk murder trial death penalty push: expert Retired Navy JAG officer explains why victim forgiveness doesn't automatically impact state prosecution decisions in Charlie Kirk murder case involving Tyler Robinson.
September 18 Every American would find this 'very concerning,' House Oversight chair says on Biden's purported decline House Oversight chair Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., explains why he is calling CEOs of tech platforms to testify to Congress and shares the latest revelations in the investigation into former President Joe Biden's alleged cognitive decline on 'Hannity.'
September 18 Florida continues to extend record execution year with man put to death for killing wife's family A Florida man convicted of killing his wife's family before setting their house on fire was put to death, extending the record number of executions in the state this year to 12.
September 18 DC watchdog sues for docs on ‘modern-day Tuskegee Experiments’ giving transgender Rx to youth Oversight Project files lawsuit demanding release of Obama-era study examining long-term effects of puberty blockers on transgender children and teens.
September 18 Virginia boys notch court win after being labeled 'sexual harassers' over transgender locker room complaint A federal court blocked a Virginia school district this week from suspending two boys after they complained about a transgender classmate using their locker room facilities.
September 17 South Carolina court moves forward execution of cop killer who says most laws are unconstitutional A South Carolina judge ruled that the beliefs of a man on death row, including that most laws are unconstitutional, do not prove he is mentally incompetent.
September 10 Michigan city may ban LGBTQ+ flags on public property, judge rules A Michigan city may enforce its rule banning LGBTQ+ flags from being displayed on publicly owned property, as the policy is not unconstitutional, according to a judge.
September 9 Unearthed emails show left-wing group quietly writing policies for progressive DAs: ‘No billing, no publicity’ Report shows liberal consulting group Wren Collective allegedly provides policy guidance to dozens of progressive prosecutors nationwide through "embedded" staff relationships.
