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SCOTUS: No, Straight White People Don’t Have To Provide More Proof Of Discrimination Than Everyone Else

The Supreme Court unanimously decided that “majority groups” don’t have to provide more evidence than other groups to show discrimination. SCOTUS sent the case, Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services, back to the lower courts on Thursday, ruling that the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals had improperly required Marlean Ames, the plaintiff, “to satisfy a […]

DOJ Sues Texas to Enforce Law Prohibiting States from Offering Illegal Aliens In-State Tuition—And Wins

On Wednesday, Attorney General Pam Bondi’s Justice Department finally did what every prior administration (including Trump 1.0) for the past three decades refused to do—enforced… Read More

The post DOJ Sues Texas to Enforce Law Prohibiting States from Offering Illegal Aliens In-State Tuition—And Wins appeared first on The Daily Signal.

TSA Will End ‘Quiet Skies’ Program That Identifies Travelers for Extra Screening: Noem

The ‘Quiet Skies’ program identified certain passengers for enhanced security screening at airports, which Kristi Noem alleged was politicized by Democrats.

Judge Blocks Trump’s Proclamation Suspending Foreign Student Visas at Harvard

The university accused the Trump administration of trying to circumvent a previous court order blocking the revocation of its foreign student visa program.

Trump Signs New Travel Ban That Limits Entry to U.S. from a Dozen Countries, Restricts Seven More

President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a proclamation that bars citizens from a dozen countries from entering the United States, and restricted access to the U.S. for another seven countries.

Federal Judge Dismisses DNC Lawsuit Against Trump Administration

The Democratic National Committee said it feared that one of Trump’s executive orders gave him too much control over future elections.

Don’t Want Your Dollars Going Towards Transgender Convicts? One Judge Doesn’t Care

Your taxpayer dollars were appropriated towards purchasing women’s underwear for a convicted male criminal

New Tennessee Law Tightens Oversight of Foreign Ownership of Agricultural Land

A new Tennessee law, effective July 1, will regulate foreigners who purchase agricultural land in the state.
Gov. Bill Lee signed House Bill (HB) 219 in May, which says that “foreign persons” must submit a copy of their Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act (AFIDA) to the Tennessee Commissioner of Agriculture. State Representative Jay Reedy (R-Erin) introduced this piece of legislation.