Supreme Court Backs Gun Rights In Marijuana Case
According to CNN, the court ruled that prosecuting a regular marijuana user under a 1960s-era federal gun restriction violated Second Amendment protections.
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Sharia-Free Comments Spur Outcry At Texas GOP Convention
“When they say Sharia-free, that means Muslim-free, no practices of Islam,” Mohamed Hussein, an attendee, told The Texas Tribune. “No one is calling for the state to implement Sharia laws.”
Bill To Defund Universities With CCP Ties Gains Momentum In Congress
“We have to make sure that our largest geopolitical adversary, the Chinese Communist Party, isn’t infiltrating at will our research institutions and our institutions of higher learning,” Rep. Pat Fallon, R-Texas
Ohio Cracks Down On CDLs For Foreign-Born Drivers
Ohio Department of Public Safety spokesman Bret Crow confirmed the downgrade to The Center Square last week
Georgia Lawmakers Meet For Redistricting, Vote-Tallying Dilemmas
Before Gov. Brian Kemp ordered legislators to convene for a special session, the high court in April issued its opinion on the use of race as a factor for drawing legislative districts
JD Vance Survives The Women Of ‘The View’
Vance, on hand to promote his new book “Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith,” saw the hosts try using his Christian faith against him.
Trump Delays Nomination Of Jay Clayton For Intelligence Director, Putting Spy Powers Vote In Peril
Trump posted on Truth Social on Wednesday morning that Jamie McDonald must be confirmed to replace Clayton as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York
Thune: Intelligence Director Confirmation Could Break The FISA Deadlock
Senate Majority Leader John Thune suggests that confirming a director of national intelligence could be the key to unlocking FISA.
GAO Launches Probe Into Social Media Fraud Playbooks Amid Federal Crackdown
Ernst on June 2 made the request for an investigation, citing numerous examples of online boasting about fraud.
California ‘Basically’ Decriminalized Voter Fraud, Top Federal Prosecutor Warns
Essayli’s office has launched multiple ongoing investigations into alleged voter fraud in the state.
Alaska’s ‘Sham’ Dan Sullivan Booted From Primary Election Ballot
Sharing the name with the senator is merely a “matter of fate,” this Sullivan claims.
Feds Indict 15 Antifa Members For Conspiring To Injure Federal Officers
Minneapolis has drawn national attention in recent months amid ongoing clashes involving federal law enforcement.
Link To Fani Willis Leads To Federal Judge Recusal In Georgia Voter Rolls Case
The Justice Department referred to a reprimand from the 11th U.S. Circuit Judicial Conduct Committee.
This New Swing State Ballot Measure Could Change Voting In 2028
“For years, Arizonans have watched the same election problems repeat while trust in the system has eroded,” said Republican state Rep.
Richmond Hosts The National Speech And Debate Tournament
But this time it isn’t politicians or patriots who will be offering their opinions. The state capital is hosting thex. for the first time.
Karen Bass’ Brother Joins Spencer Pratt In Lawsuit Against Los Angeles
Kenneth Bass, 78, and his wife, who lost their Malibu home in January 2025, are joining Pratt in a massive lawsuit against the city, the Department of Water and Power, and others for alleged negligence.