Trump’s Legal Problems Evaporate As Americans Send Him Back To The White House
Twelve jurors in the Democratic stronghold of Manhattan may have convicted President-elect Donald Trump earlier this year, but a jury…
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In The News
Key Swing State Could See Repeat Of 2020’s Ballot-Counting Chaos Thanks To Court Ruling
Nevada’s mail-in voting rules mean final results in close races may not be available on election night. In 2020, the…
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In the Courts
Virginia Asks Supreme Court To Let It Remove Noncitizens From Voter Rolls
Virginia asked the Supreme Court Monday to block a lower court order to return over a thousand alleged noncitizens to…
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In The News
Election Litigation Could Shape The Race In Battleground States. We Won’t Know Until The Votes Are Cast
Litigation could be a defining factor in the presidential race — or it could mean nothing. For a number of…
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In the Courts
Supreme Court Allows Biden-Harris EPA Power Plant Rule To Stay In Effect
The Supreme Court delivered a victory for the Biden-Harris administration Wednesday by allowing the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) power plant…
Read More » Colorado Supreme Court Finally Dismisses Case Against Christian Cake Baker After Over 12 Years Of Legal Battles
Masterpiece Cakeshop owner Jack Phillips’ over 12-year legal battle to defend his free speech rights ended Tuesday. The Colorado Supreme…
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In the Courts
Judge Chutkan Releases Jack Smith’s Massive Brief Detailing Evidence Against Trump
Judge Tanya Chutkan released Wednesday a redacted version of special counsel Jack Smith’s lengthy brief detailing evidence in the election…
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Customs, Border and Immigration News
Border Crisis: Shocking Data On Criminal Migrants In US Highlight Harris’ Border Hypocrisy
Shocking data revealing thousands of illegal migrants with serious criminal histories are roaming free in the U.S. demonstrates everything Vice President…
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White House Watch
Biden-Harris DOJ Sues Alabama Over Effort To Remove Non-Citizens From Voter Rolls
The Department of Justice (DOJ) sued Alabama Friday over its effort to remove non-citizens from the state’s voter rolls. Alabama…
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In The News
Trump, Harris Locked In Dead Heat In Major Battleground States, Poll Shows
Former president Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are virtually tied in two key swing states, according to a…
Read More » Dem Senator Introduces Bill That Would Add Six Supreme Court Seats, Expand Federal Judiciary
Democratic Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden introduced a bill that would add six seats to the Supreme Court and radically transform…
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In Congress
House Judiciary Committee Unable To Locate Nathan Wade To Testify In Fani Willis Investigation
The House Judiciary Committee has so far been unable to locate Nathan Wade in order to serve him a subpoena,…
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In The News
Jack Smith Should Not Be Allowed To File 180 Page ‘Hit Piece’ While Trump Remains Under Gag Order, Attorneys Say
Special counsel Jack Smith should not be allowed to file a massive “hit piece” against former President Donald Trump on…
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In The News
Defense Secretary’s Last-Minute Decision To Toss 9/11 Plea Deal Likely To Be Rejected By Judge
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s decision to revoke a plea deal for 9/11 defendants likely came too late, military law experts…
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US News
Hunter Biden Sentencing Delayed To December
A judge delayed Hunter Biden’s sentencing date for his felony gun charges to December, according to a Thursday order. Judge…
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