Even After Affirmative Action’s Fall, DEI Thrives At Elite Law Schools
This group of editors used an increasingly common set of procedures that let it create more racial diversity without directly saying, “Whites need not apply.”
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The Check Is (Lost) In The Mail
The check fraud isn’t limited to Frederick County. Authorities in Clarke and Loudoun Counties have also reported disappearing checks.
Latino Merchants Are Fighting Against an Atheist’s Lawsuit To Remove Century-Old Cross In Historic Los Angeles
Olvera Street is part of El Pueblo de Los Angeles, the historic heart of the city near where Los Angeles was founded in 1781.
Utah Judge Finds Probable Cause In Charlie Kirk Murder Case
Prosecutors allege Robinson shot Kirk from a rooftop about 415 feet away during an outdoor university event, prompting a more than 30-hour manhunt before his surrender.
192 Democrats Vote Against Resolution Condemning Socialism, Supporting Constitution And Secure Elections
Reps. Maggie Goodlander, D-N.H., and Chrissy Houlahan, D-Pa., voted “present” on the resolution. Eleven other Democrats did not vote on the resolution.
Why Has The Prediction Markets Battle Reached The Supreme Court
The dispute gained momentum after the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that states can regulate prediction markets as sports betting
Golf Star Tiger Woods To Appear In Court Over DUI Charge
An arrest affidavit said Woods failed field sobriety exercises and had prescription hydrocodone pills in his possession.
‘Delete From The Deleted File’: Fauci Tried To Destroy Gain-of-Function Research Email, New Docs Reveal
In 2011, the advent of gain-of-function research—experiments that make viruses more infectious or deadly in the lab—caused its first major controversy.
Trump Censorship Machine Loses Again In Court
George Porteous—Editor in Chief of Stanford Daily—hailed the decision: “The reporters in our newsroom shouldn’t have to fear that writing a story will result in their deportation.
New Study Proposes Creation Of Data Rights Associations To Counteract AI Abuses
Data rights associations could “level the playing field between the techno-elites and the communities most directly impacted,” Cochrane says.
Why Was The Obama White House Tracking a Florida Tech Firm’s Patent Fight? Founder Sees A Suspicious Timeline
The Oversight Project, a watchdog group, filed a lawsuit on behalf of ParkerVision Inc. in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida against the National Archives and Records Administration.
‘There’s No Portland Exception To The Constitution’: Mom Sues School Over Trans Policies
Portland, Oregon, native Allison Roberts sued her school district earlier this month, alleging retaliation for her free speech in opposition to the school’s transgender policies.
Duffy and Mullin Target Illegal Immigrant Trucking, Immigration Fraud Network
The initiative looks to encourage cooperation across federal, state, and local government agencies to secure American highways and strengthen border security.
Florida Prepares To Execute 74-Year-Old Man In 14th Execution This Year
A vigil opposing the execution is planned outside the prison, while the state is scheduled to administer a three-drug lethal injection.
Nick Shirley Rally At California Capitol Ends With Arrest After Clashes Over Newsom-Signed Law
During Wednesday’s event, a handful of protesters gathered across the street from the rally as police held a line between the two groups.
Hunter Biden’s Lawyer: DOJ Would Not Have Prosecuted Without Pressure From IRS Whistleblowers
IRS agents Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler had alleged the Justice Department slow-walked the probe of the 46th president’s son.