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4 Charged With Fraud Involving Millions of Taxpayer Dollars for Homelessness Aid

One of the suspects used more than $1 million to launch a high-end restaurant and nightclub in Inglewood.

DOJ Sues San Jose, Alleging $1,600 Firearm Fee Is Unconstitutional

‘This right is not a luxury reserved for a privileged few, but a fundamental element of our republic,’ Assistant Attorney General Harmeet K. Dhillon said.

Immigrants from Somalia, Afghanistan, Syria Charged with $10 Million California Daycare Fraud Scheme…

Twelve immigrants from Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, Syria, and Sudan have been charged in San Diego, California, with a more than $10 million fraud scheme that claimed to provide low-income families with home day care while funneling the taxpayer-funded money to themselves.
In one case involving Abdulrahman Alawad, the Syrian immigrant reported to the state that he provided child care to 23 kids in March and 25 kids in April of this year.

Back-To-Back Dismissals Highlight Issues With Massachusetts Gun Prosecutions

Top Defense Official Learned of Post-Vaccination Heart Inflammation in Early 2021

The benefits of COVID-19 vaccines outweighed the risks, the official said.

DOJ Signals Lawsuit Is Coming Over Minnesota’s ’30 Day’ Waiting Period

House Votes to Pass Iran War Powers Resolution

The House of Representatives previously passed two war powers resolutions calling for President Donald Trump to end the war with Iran.

Congress has a chance to help Americans defend their rights. It should take it.

FIRE endorses the Restoring Civil Rights Attorney’s Fees Act, which would let Americans recover legal costs after successfully defending their rights.