Trump Vows Action To Break Up US Meatpacking “Monopoly”
The Justice Department is separately investigating whether meatpacking companies illegally contributed to higher consumer prices.
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DOJ Seeks Dismissal Of Lawsuits By Fired Immigration Judges
Blanche has defended the personnel changes, arguing that they are necessary to improve efficiency within the immigration court system.
‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ Sparks Showdown At California Capitol
Speaking at Wednesday’s rally, Shirley accused state leaders of targeting those investigating fraud rather than the people committing it.
Prosecutors Rest Case In Tupac Shakur Murder Trial As Defense Begins
Physical evidence, including the murder weapon and DNA, is unavailable, making Davis' own statements central to the prosecution's case.
Support For Beaver’s Mini Mart Continues After Buc-ee’s Sparks Outrage
Earlier this month, Buc-ee’s put out a press release regarding a lawsuit against Beaver’s Mini Mart, which bears a beaver logo on its storefront.
With Crucial Win At The Supreme Court, Trump Administration Has Path To Security, Transparency Rules In Mail Balloting
The fight over the details is sure to continue in the days and weeks ahead, but the Trump administration now has a path to increase the integrity of mail voting prior to the 2026 midterm elections.
‘High Crime’ Impeachment Of Trump Doomed To Fail
While it is likely that every House Democrat would vote to impeach Trump, they would need at least seven Republicans to vote with them to advance the motion to the Senate.
McKinney Recall Effort Draws Federal Civil Rights Complaint Over Alleged Intimidation
Paul Chabot, chairman of Collin County Citizens for Integrity, told the Daily Signal the complaint is necessary to protect the rights of local residents.
Meta Pays $17,000,000,000 Over Harm To Kids On Social Media
The deal ends a $1.4 trillion lawsuit with the four states as Meta says it will limit under-18 users to two hours of social media use per day in its platforms.
Why Meta Agreed To A $17 Billion Settlement With States
The original 2023 lawsuit alleged that Meta deliberately encouraged children to remain engaged with its platforms while downplaying potential risks.
Plano ISD Sued by Mothers Over Alleged Takeover Of Choir Booster Club
The club maintains an IRS tax identification number and bank accounts at Prosperity Bank and Vantage Bank.
Records Reveal Planned Parenthood’s 14-Point Post-Dobbs Strategy for State AGs to Target Pro-Lifers
State actions after the July 12, 2022, memo suggest Democrat attorneys general followed much of the 14-point plan pushed by the nation’s largest abortion provider.
California Parents Sue School District For Mosque Field Trip
The SJP program “has periodically and repeatedly organized field trips to a mosque at the Muslim Community Association—Bay Area [in nearby Santa Clara], the only house of worship included in the program,” according to the complaint.
The Penal Leviathan: What Wacquant And Rothbard Reveal About Modern Punishment
Rothbard approaches the issue from a different angle. For him, crime is fundamentally an aggression against a person or their property. Justice should repair the victim.
Prosecution Calls Final Rebuttal Witnesses In Lindsay Clancy Trial
The prosecution is seeking to challenge the defense's claim that Clancy was experiencing postpartum psychosis when she killed her three children in 2023.
ICE Wants Our Emails
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has dramatically expanded its monitoring of social media platforms and has issued administrative subpoenas seeking information identifying users whose posts have criticized ICE.