Kavanaugh gave no reason for denying the emergency application, while Michigan’s Supreme Court rejected a similar request hours later.
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The justices ordered a wording change after finding the original language misleading, but reversed lower courts’ full bans.
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Maine’s Supreme Court ruled in favor of the non-believing father, who claimed his daughter’s worrying about his soul was “psychological harm.”
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A federal appellate court shot down on Thursday a rogue judge’s bid to “defy” the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision permitting lawmakers to regulate abortion policy. In a newly released order, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily paused an August ruling by Idaho-based Senior District Judge B. Lynn Winmill. The Clinton appointee seemingly infringed […]
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The agency is preparing to spend about $5 million on something America has never really had in one place: a nationwide collection of publicly available voter registration and voter-history records that Homeland Security investigators can use for fraud detection.
ICE wants voter-registration files from across the country, along with voting-history information from federal elections… all that info is already out there; they just want it in one place.
The Trump administration proposed new regulations on Thursday to revoke the tax-exempt status of private schools and colleges if they use race in admissions, scholarships or other school-administered programs, the latest effort by the federal government to root out diversity initiatives in education.
In a push to overhaul the nation’s school system, Education Secretary Linda McMahon and President Donald Trump outline the administration’s efforts to dismantle federal micromanagement and restore parental rights, Monday, Aug. 24, 2026, in the Rose Garden of the White House.
Nick Shirley announced today on X that he is suing the state of California over the controversial bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom that critics have dubbed the “Stop Nick Shirley Act.”
AB 2624 restricts the publication of certain identifying information about workers at organizations that provide immigration-related services when a worker submits a written request that the information not be published.
The report lands less than two weeks after the Post revealed that NYC-DSA co-chair Gustavo Gordillo, a Yale-trained sculptor who has billed himself as a “union electrician,” lives in a $1.5 million Bed-Stuy townhouse bought and renovated by his parents’ LLC, a disclosure that has since earned the property a Department of Buildings stop-work order and a $2,500 fine for permitless renovations.
( Zero Hedge )—A pair of New York City’s leading Democratic Socialists live in Brooklyn apartments that would be pure fantasy for the working-class Americans they claim to champion, according to the New York Post, the latest installment in a running audit of the personal real estate of the organization that put Zohran Mamdani in Gracie Mansion.
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