Day: July 5, 2024

SCOTUS silly season

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Every year, the Supreme Court’s term ends with a flurry of opinions, both important and controversial. Dubbed “SCOTUS Silly Season,” this period reveals the court’s impact on key issues like government coercion, presidential immunity, and more. By examining these opinions, we can understand the court’s role in shaping our legal landscape and its sometimes surprising decisions.

If you’re expecting the courts to save your rights, I have bad news for you

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Are you relying on the courts to protect your rights? Think again. The recent Supreme Court case Murthy v. Missouri reveals that the courts may not always decide in your favor. Meanwhile, misinformation about gun violence continues, and a CBS/YouGov poll indicates a worrying trend: many Americans may no longer value their freedom…

Kansas Judge Issues Injunction Halting Title IX Changes

On Tuesday, a federal judge in Topeka, Kansas, blocked new Biden administration rules on Title IX dealing with transgender students. …

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State Supreme Court Just Gave Dems Huge Election Win Four Months Before November

‘conservative justices can retake the majority’

Nashville Judge Blocks Release of Covenant School Killer’s Journal

https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2024/07/05/nashville-judge-blocks-release-of-covenant-school-killers-journal-n1225510

Federal Judge Pauses Biden’s Partial Liquefied Natural Gas Export Ban

A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked the Biden administration’s ban on new exports of liquified natural gas exports to non-free trade agreement countries.
Judge James Cain Jr. of the Western District of Louisiana issued a preliminary injunction against the U.S. Department of Energy’s partial LNG export ban after more than a dozen states sued, arguing the ban was illegal.

Drivers Successfully Charge Their Electric Vehicles Only 78 Percent of the Time, Study Shows

Imagine going to gas stations to fill up your car and finding that two out of ten times, the pumps aren’t working. 
That’s what electric vehicle owners are facing, according to a study by the Harvard Business School and the Georgia Institute of Technology.