Year: 2026
California Criminalizes Citizen Journalism
The Golden State Democrats passed the Stop Nick Shirley Act in response to his exposing massive taxpayer-funded fraud tied to immigration groups.
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SCOTUS Asked To Inject Dose Of Clarity Into Vaccine Mandate Jurisprudence
‘Everybody should want to control their own medical decisions when it doesn’t affect anyone else. The court should clarify that is the law as it now stands.’
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AZ Supreme Court says NO to obstructing school voucher program
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – A Teachers Union-led organization used fraudulent signatures in order to get obstructions to the school voucher program on the November ballot in Arizona. The state’s Empowerment Scholarship Account program allows funding allocation to follow the child to the K12 school of their choice rather than automatically assigned to the local…
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Federal Judge Delays Lockerbie Bombing Trial After More Evidence Disclosed
Among those who died at Lockerbie were 35 students from Syracuse University, who were returning home from a semester in Europe.
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Memory Chip Maker Micron Unveils Plans for $10 Billion Research Lab in Idaho
Boise-based Micron said the investment will create 90,000 jobs and reinforce U.S. leadership in memory and advanced manufacturing.
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Mamdani’s Grocery Store Plan Lands NYC in Major Court Battle
New York City on Monday was named in a lawsuit over Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to open multiple taxpayer-funded grocery stores in the city next year, which could put mom-and-pop grocery stores out of business. A coalition representing immigrant-run grocery stores brought the suit. “These grocery stores and bodegas are right to be concerned about…
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He Can’t Vote for Congress. The Census Still Gives Him a Seat.
A draft rule now moving through the Commerce Department would rewrite how many House seats each state gets by narrowing who counts as a “resident” on Census Day. The proposal hasn’t been published in the Federal Register. Nobody’s voted on it. But the fact that Washington is drafting it at all tells you the current…
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Supreme Court Clears Path for Vote-by-Mail Restrictions Ahead of November Election
A majority of the justices voted to let executive order 14399 take effect while litigation continues.
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