By Zachary Stieber A major business group on Monday cast doubt on New York City’s newly announced COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private workers, noting that a similar measure attempted by…
By Li Hai The FBI’s background check system recorded 687,788 background checks during the Black Friday week, signaling strong sales for firearms. The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), a firearm…
By Katherine Fung The Supreme Court took up its first major Second Amendment case in over a decade on Wednesday, and while the justices’ questions suggested that New York’s law…
Jeremiah Poff The Ohio and Missouri state school board associations announced this week that they had withdrawn from the National School Boards Association amid continued fallout from the organization’s letter…
By Quin Hillyer Conservative constitutionalists, no less than politicians, should heed the old campaign maxim that people don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.…
By Mark Tapscott Attorneys for a Connecticut faith-based pregnancy center are mounting a constitutional challenge to a state law requiring it to provide abortion referrals, claiming the statute violates the…
“We know that federal law overrides state law,” she said referring to state attempts to ban vaccine passports. She accused Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott of…
By Brie Stimson President Biden’s vaccine mandate for large businesses came one step closer to reality on Tuesday after the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) submitted the initial text…
By insider@insider.com (Juliana Kaplan) Emergency medical technicians, or EMTs, are the latest group to contend with an increasingly worsening labor shortage – and civilians who need medical assistance could feel…
By Bethany Blankley Tucked inside the $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation bill that passed out of the House Budget Committee are exorbitant new fines — ranging from $70,000 to $700,000 —…
By Don Wood We see more and more division in America everyday. Socially, between men and women, between races, in our politics even in our religion and schools.What has happened…
The Department of Justice is launching an effort to combat what it said is an “increase” in “threats of violence” against school officials and teachers across the country. “Threats against…
