Trump to join law enforcement in monitoring DC streets during crime initiative
Trump’s Efforts to Reduce Crime in D.C. President Donald Trump is stepping up his initiative to address crime in Washington, D.C. On Thursday night, he announced plans to patrol the city alongside law enforcement, aiming to get a closer look at the crime situation. This move follows his earlier actions to bolster the Metropolitan Police […]
Judge halts Texas law on Ten Commandments in public schools
Federal Judge Blocks Texas Bill on Ten Commandments in Classrooms On Wednesday, a federal judge halted a Texas measure that mandated the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. Judge Fred Biery issued a preliminary injunction, noting that the Republican-led Congress failed to provide evidence supporting a tradition of posting the Ten Commandments […]
Texas Rep. Nicole Collier suddenly ends call with Newsom after learning she’s breaking the law
Texas Democrat Nicole Collier abruptly ended a call with California Governor Gavin Newsom and other Democratic figures after expressing concern that attending a meeting from the bathroom of the state Capitol could be considered a felony. Collier had been discussing various topics with Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin, Newsom, and others, while the Texas […]
California AG calls Trump’s National Guard deployment threat an ‘absolute’ breach of the law
California Attorney General Criticizes Trump’s National Guard Plans California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta has expressed strong disapproval of President Trump’s proposal to use National Guard troops to tackle crime in the state. Bonta described the plan as “an absolute, complete, transparent, blatant, brave violation of the law.” He referenced the Posse Comitatus Act, which prohibits […]
Immature Rhode Island prosecutor represents another case of privileged Democrats believing they are above the law
Democrats often assert that “No one is beyond the law.” But can we really believe that? It sometimes feels like they operate as if the law doesn’t apply to them, akin to someone who thinks rules are for everyone but themselves. This week’s case in point involves Rhode Island Attorney General Devon Flanagan Hogan. Her […]
Dem suddenly exits press call after realizing she is breaking the law.
Texas Democrat’s Surprise Exit During Capitol Meeting Texas State Representative Nicole Collier left a meeting unexpectedly, accompanied by California Governor Gavin Newsom and other Democratic colleagues. This abrupt departure came after she claimed she was informed that attending the meeting could be considered a felony. Collier had been on the phone with Democratic National Committee […]
Texas Democrat quickly exits DNC call after being told she might be breaking the law
A Texas Democratic lawmaker left a meeting unexpectedly on Wednesday, accompanied by Democratic National Committee (DNC) chairman Ken Martin and other party leaders, after being warned that her actions could lead to a felony charge. “Sorry, I have to go,” Senator Nicole Collier (D) said, interrupting Martin during a phone call. “They said it’s a […]
Federal judge temporarily halts law requiring the display of the Bible’s Ten Commandments in public school classrooms in Texas.
Federal Judge Blocks Texas Law on Bible Display in Schools A federal judge has issued a temporary block on a new law in Texas that mandates public schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom. U.S. District Judge Fred Bealy stated that Texas Senate Bill 10 is likely in violation of the First Amendment’s […]
Oklahoma Governor Approves Law Preventing Funding for DEI in Colleges
Oklahoma Governor Signs DEI Funding Bill Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt (R) recently approved a bill aimed at funding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in higher education. This signing event took place on Tuesday, and back in May, Stitt ceremonially signed SB 796 alongside U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon. Their meeting included a discussion on […]
Appeals court overturns New Mexico’s law on waiting periods for gun purchases
Federal Court Halts New Mexico’s Gun Purchase Waiting Period A federal appeals court has temporarily suspended a seven-day waiting period for gun purchases in New Mexico, suggesting that it likely violates citizens’ Second Amendment rights. The decision, made by a 2-1 majority at the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, puts the law on hold […]