The American Divide
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…
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DOJ launching effort to combat threats of violence against school officials
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…
Biden, Congress seek to chip away at gun rights with UN arms treaty, military red flag law
By Natalia Mittelstadt Congressional Democrats and the Biden administration are attempting to nibble away at the Second Amendment from both within and without the U.S., gun rights advocates warn, as…
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Gov. Kristi Noem to Newsmax: COVID Shows ‘Leadership Has Consequences’
By Eric Mack Vowing to sue the Biden administration over vaccine mandates and “trying to steal an authority” that lies with the states, South Dakota GOP Gov. Kristi Noem warned…
Meet Your American Social Credit System
By James Gorrie Commentary From social media canceling to national vaccine mandates, an unforgiving and punitive social credit system is emerging in America. As I wrote about in my previous…
Vowing to Protect Rights, NY County Goes ‘Constitutional’
By Alex Newman Lawmakers in a conservative western New York county voted unanimously late last month to become a “constitutional sanctuary” where the rights enshrined in the U.S. Constitution’s Bill…
Supreme Court ruling is a win for property rights
James Edwards, Ph.D., Property owners have become all too accustomed to attacks on their fundamental property rights. Fortunately, late last week the U.S. Supreme Court took a major step in…
Supreme Court strikes down Biden administration’s eviction moratorium
By Andrew Mark Miller The United States Supreme Court has struck down President Biden’s eviction moratorium, ruling that it can only be extended via action from Congress. “If a federally…
Biden’s eviction ban raises serious constitutional issues
by J. Kennerly Davis Jr On Aug. 3, the Biden administration reinstituted a nationwide eviction moratorium to extend the one that had expired on July 31. The administration took this…
House Democrats push voting bill that aims to upend Supreme Court decisions
by Sarah Westwood, House Democrats are poised to pass a sweeping election bill that would reestablish provisions of the Voting Rights Act the Supreme Court has already struck down in…
Biden Threatens Legal Action Against Governors Who Ban Forcing School Children to Wear Masks
By Zachary Stieber Governors who ban school mask mandates could face legal action from the federal government, President Joe Biden warned on Aug. 18. Biden stated that he was directing…
Missouri governor pardons gun-waving St. Louis lawyer couple
By JIM SALTER Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced Tuesday that he made good on his promise to pardon a couple who gained notoriety for pointing guns at social justice demonstrators…