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Obama Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Withholding Funds From Dozens Of Sanctuary Havens

Obama Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Withholding Funds From Dozens Of Sanctuary Havens

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Rural communities, tribes sue EPA over $2.8 billion in canceled funding for flood mitigation and resilience projects

The Daily Yonder looks into rural communities and tribes that are suing the EPA over the cancelation of $2.8 billion in crucial flood mitigation funding.

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Trump Appointee Jeffrey Clark Files List of 112 Alleged Errors in ‘Unconstitutional’ Proceedings to Disbar Him over 2020 Election Legal Work

Attorney Jeffrey Clark is continuing to battle an effort by the D.C. Bar to strip him of his law license.
Clark filed an “Exceptions to Report of Board of Professional Responsibility” on Wednesday, disputing findings that claimed he engaged in unethical behavior by drafting a proposed letter to Georgia officials on Trump’s behalf that was never sent, advising them of options that could be taken to deal with election wrongdoing in 2020.

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Federal Judge Bars New Detainees, Construction at ‘Alligator Alcatraz’

The judge also ordered that some other aspects of the facility be dismantled as current detainees are moved elsewhere.

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LA Mayor Bass Declares There’s Zero Crime in the City – Nothing “Even Close to a Crime, Period’”

https://bonginoreport.com/culture-war/la-mayor-bass-declares-theres-zero-crime-in-the-city-nothing-even-close-to-a-crime-period

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Appeals Court Makes Critical Ruling In Letitia James’ Civil Fraud Case Against Trump

A New York appeals court tossed a nearly half-billion-dollar civil fraud penalty against President Donald Trump on Thursday. The penalty, which now stands at over $515 million with interest, is “excessive,” a panel of five judges found. Judge Arthur Engoron ordered Trump last year to pay $355 million in penalties in the case brought by […]

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Loudoun County Doubles Down on Trans Indoctrination

Following an internal investigation, LCPS decided that two of the three boys who expressed their discomfort over the girl in the locker room were actually guilty of a Title IX violation.
LCPS asserted that these boys were guilty of sexual harassment and sex-based discrimination, handing them a 10-day school suspension and a no-contact order, meaning they are not even allowed to be in the same classes with the girl.

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Texas House Advances New Congressional Map Favoring Republicans

California has announced it will also redraw its congressional map.

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