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Migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard on flights coordinated by DeSantis can sue aviation company

April 2, 2024

Migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard on flights coordinated by DeSantis can sue aviation company

A federal judge has ruled that migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard in 2022 can sue the aviation company, saying they were targeted because of their ethnic background.

Federal court strikes down Biden's climate rule for states

April 2, 2024

Federal court strikes down Biden's climate rule for states

A federal district judge struck down a key tenet of President Biden's climate agenda targeting carbon emissions generated by vehicles traveling the national highway system.

Sorority lawsuit exposes who knows what a woman is

April 1, 2024

Sorority lawsuit exposes who knows what a woman is

Sorority lawsuit seeks to defend something that the vast majority of people understand -- that men and women are different. Changing that could jeopardize laws that protect women.

D.C. judge's comments on Trump in hush money case ‘inappropriate’ and ‘unseemly,’ experts say

March 29, 2024

D.C. judge's comments on Trump in hush money case ‘inappropriate’ and ‘unseemly,’ experts say

D.C. Judge Reggie Walton is facing criticism for his comments about former President Trump in a media interview as Trump faces a federal trial in the judge's district.

Biden rolls out new endorsements for controversial judicial nominee as Dem support dwindles

March 29, 2024

Biden rolls out new endorsements for controversial judicial nominee as Dem support dwindles

President Biden's administration is continuing its effort to confirm a controversial judicial nominee as senators press concerns over antisemitism and anti-law enforcement accusations.

We were loving foster care parents until Washington state insisted we violate our faith

March 28, 2024

We were loving foster care parents until Washington state insisted we violate our faith

Devoted foster parents were disqualified by Washington state because of their faith. Officials decided that new gender expression policies outranked the couple's religious beliefs.

Prosecutors slam Hunter Biden attorneys in federal court: 'You attack the facts'

March 27, 2024

Prosecutors slam Hunter Biden attorneys in federal court: 'You attack the facts'

A federal judge in California on Wednesday said he will rule on Hunter Biden’s effort to have the tax charges against him dismissed by April 17.

You’ve heard about weaponization of the FBI and CIA; now they’re weaponizing the internet

March 27, 2024

You’ve heard about weaponization of the FBI and CIA; now they’re weaponizing the internet

Weaponization of government didn't stop with the FBI and CIA. The FCC is going after Internet Service Providers to promote 'digital equity.' Moves give regulators massive power.

Berkeley abandons landmark natural gas ban after court battle

March 26, 2024

Berkeley abandons landmark natural gas ban after court battle

The City of Berkeley, California, has entered into a legal settlement with a restaurant industry group, agreeing to repeal its law banning natural gas in new construction.

Republicans see embattled Menendez's potential independent bid as chance to flip Senate seat

March 26, 2024

Republicans see embattled Menendez's potential independent bid as chance to flip Senate seat

Sen. Bob Menendez's potential independent Senate bid presents what some Republican candidates believe to be their best shot at earning a seat in decades.