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Dershowitz: Trump Lawsuit Against Twitter, Facebook, Google ‘Will Shake Things Up Considerably’

Trump's legal action against Big Tech firms Twitter, Facebook, Google will have significant First Amendment ramifications in the U.S., according to renowned attorney Alan Dershowitz.

Poll: 63% of Republicans Believe Trump Won 2020 Presidential Election

A large majority of the U.S. conservatives continue to believe that Joe Biden won the election because of voter fraud.

DC to pay $220K for restricting Baptist church’s in-person worship during pandemic

The District of Columbia and Mayor Muriel Bowser have agreed to pay $220,000 as part of a legal settlement with a local Baptist church that sued the city over in-person worship restrictions during the pandemic.

Pregnant Minors Can Have an Abortion without Parental Knowledge

I am sitting in a training for K-12 educators and suddenly overcome by emotion. My eyes well up with tears, waves of nausea grip my stomach, and my face pales in pain. These changes in my demeanor are almost imperceptible over Zoom, hidden by a small screen and masked by the flawless filter.

‘NO TRESPASSING’ – Lawmaker Says Vaccine Harassers Can Be Charged

This morning, Arizona State Senator Kelly Townsend informed us on how to protect ourselves against Vaccine Nazis.

James O’Keefe Has Twitter On The Backfoot After Massive Legal Victory Against Them

Back in April, Project Veritas CEO James O’Keefe brought a lawsuit against Twitter after the social media giant terminated his account over the excuse — without evidence — that he was running multiple fake accounts.

Capitol Police to Be Sent Across Nation

Some law enforcement agencies remain on edge in the wake of the January 6 riot at the nation’s capital. Everyone from the FBI to the Department of Homeland Security continues investigating the incident and hopes to prevent a repeat of that situation in the future.

How God Deals with Evil

ON DECEMBER 6, 1829, George Wilson and James Porter robbed a United States mail carrier in Pennsylvania. Both men were subsequently captured, tried and, on May 1, 1830, found guilty of robbing the mail and putting the life of the driver in jeopardy. Four weeks later, Wilson and Porter received their sentences: execution by hanging, to be carried out on July 2, 1830.

Meet the Consulting Firm That’s Staffing the Biden Administration

WestExec represented major corporations throughout the Trump years. Now it’s in the White House.

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