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Court Upholds School Ban on ‘Let’s Go Brandon’—Free Speech Takes a Hit

federal appeals court has ruled that public schools may ban students from wearing clothing with the political slogan “Let’s Go Brandon.”

Florida Accuses Sanctuary States of American Endangerment

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit against California and Washington in the Supreme Court, alleging the states' granting of Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDLs) to illegal immigrants has endangered U.S. citizens.

Second Amendment on Trial at Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is considering whether those who use illegal drugs can own firearms.

Trump Reloads Legal Case Against NYT

President Trump's team refiled its lawsuit against the New York Times after a federal judge ruled the initial filing was too long.

Legal Challenge Could Crush Birthright Citizenship

Legal group American First Legal is leading an effort to end birthright citizenship by returning to the "original meaning" of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Judge Slams Brakes on Trump’s Federal Layoff Plan

A federal judge has halted President Trump’s plan to lay off over 4,100 federal employees during the government shutdown.

Trump’s DOJ Strikes: Halligan Indicts Comey, Letitia James, and Tellis in Stunning Move

Trump DOJ pick Lindsey Halligan launches bombshell indictments against James Comey, Letitia James, and Ashley Tellis in a bold first move.

Family of 6-Year-Old Boy Stabbed to Death ‘Sickened’ by Killer’s Early Prison Release

The family of 6-year-old Logan Tipton, who was brutally stabbed to death during a 2015 home invasion in Kentucky, says they are “sickened” after learning the man convicted in the attack has been granted an early prison release.

Letitia James Indicted: Top NY Democrat Faces 60 Years in Federal Fraud Case

New York Attorney General Letitia James, one of the most prominent Democratic officials in the nation, was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury in Virginia on charges of bank fraud and making false claims to a financial institution, according to the Department of Justice.

Supreme Court Case Could Spark Major Voting Rights Act Reform

The Supreme Court will hear arguments next week in Louisiana v. Callais, a case that could set the stage for sweeping Voting Rights Act reform.

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