Supreme Court begins its session with cases on gun rights and religious freedom

The Supreme Court is set to begin its new term on Monday, tackling cases with potential implications for religious freedom, gun rights, immigration, and the relationship between state and federal powers. Last term focused heavily on significant issues regarding presidential authority, such as Donald Trump’s ability to impose tariffs and make changes to birthright citizenship. […]
Justice Alito States COVID-19 Response Put Americans’ Constitutional Rights Under Pressure and Exposed Harsh Reality

During an interview with Fox News, Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel Alito discussed how certain responses to the COVID-19 pandemic may have threatened the rights enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. As he prepared for the upcoming release on October 6 of his new book, “So Ordered: An Originalist’s View of the Constitution, the Court, and […]
Model says Victoria’s Secret acquired rights to a small part of her face but then used nearly all of it.

A model is suing Victoria’s Secret, claiming the brand aired a perfume ad on Instagram that showed almost her entire face, despite an agreement to keep her unrecognizable. This lawsuit was filed in federal court in Los Angeles. Sydney Roper, the model, states that she was hired as an “Unrecognizable/Parts Model” for a 2026 campaign, […]
Tennessee leads the latest state education rankings on diversity, equity, and inclusion, as well as parental rights.

Lawmakers question school district leaders on gender policies and parental rights A House of Education and Workforce Committee hearing has brought lawmakers face-to-face with superintendents from various school districts, including those in Chicago, San Francisco, and Loudoun County. The discussion primarily revolved around how these districts handle gender policies and, more importantly, the rights of […]
Gun Rights Organizations Seek Supreme Court To Dismiss Lawsuit Against AR-15 Maker Over Advertisements

Supreme Court Petition from Pro-Second Amendment Groups On Monday, two organizations advocating for Second Amendment rights requested the Supreme Court to dismiss a lawsuit against a gun manufacturer. According to a press release from the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C., in April 2022, Raymond Spencer fired over 200 rounds from an apartment towards a […]
Gun Rights Groups Challenge Maryland’s Glock Ban with New Legal Action

Pro-Second Amendment groups are requesting a federal judge to issue an injunction against Maryland’s ban on Glock pistols. This came shortly after Democratic Governor Wes Moore signed a law in May that could prohibit the sale of these firearms. As a result, several pro-Second Amendment organizations announced their plans to challenge the legislation, asserting that […]
Taylor Swift Has Just Accepted One of the Right’s Key Issues

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Animal Rights Concern: 1,500 Hound Dogs Sent by Lab for Testing

Oak Hill Genetics’ Shipment of Hound-Mix Dogs for Experimentation According to records obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, Oak Hill Genetics has shipped over 1,500 hound-mix dogs for experimentation in the past 18 months. This includes shipments to labs that continue to receive funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), as reported by […]
Nikole Hannah-Jones’ husband says she deserves to be remembered alongside Martin Luther King Jr. as a civil rights leader

Faraji Hannah-Jones Defends Daughter’s Education Choice The husband of Nikole Hannah-Jones, a well-known writer for The New York Times, made a comparison to civil rights leader Martin Luther King while justifying their decision to enroll their daughter in struggling public schools. He referred to this as a “sacrifice” in the fight against racism, even as […]
City and mayor in Michigan confront civil rights lawsuit

A federal lawsuit was filed on Thursday, claiming that the city of Dearborn used taxpayer money to celebrate Muslim holidays while ignoring a Christian resident’s requests for recognition of Easter and Passover. Margot Cleveland, a journalist affiliated with The Federalist, has brought this civil rights lawsuit, teaming up with the American Freedom Law Center (AFLC) […]