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Supreme Court Extends Stay, Prevents Texas from Implementing Immigration Law

The U.S. Supreme Court extended a stay on a Texas immigration law that would allow the state to arrest and prosecute illegal immigrants.

Michigan Hospital Pays Settlement to Job Applicant Refusing Flu Vaccine

Trinity Health Grand Rapids, a Michigan hospital, agreed to settle a lawsuit after denying a job applicant's religious exemption from the flu vaccine.

Judge Allows Legal Groups to Submit Pro-Trump Briefs

A federal judge overseeing the Trump classified document case has allowed third-party legal groups to submit briefs that may benefit Donald Trump in his classified documents case.

House Committees Investigate Possible Chinese Spying at U.S. Ports

Several House committees have opened investigations due to increased spying concerns after discovering that Chinese-built cargo cranes deployed at U.S. ports contained unknown equipment.

Judge Rules Biden Admin Cannot Force Christian Employers to Pay for Trans Surgeries

Judge Daniel Traynor for the U.S. District Court for the District of North Dakota ruled that the Christian Employers Alliance (CEA) is protected from providing "gender transition services," citing religious liberty.

USDA Partners with Left-Wing Group to Increase Voter Turnout

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) partnered with the group Demos to increase voter turnout ahead of the 2024 presidential election, according to documents obtained by The Heritage Foundation’s Oversight Project.

New York Welfare Office Quietly Alters Standards for Safety Net Assistance To Illegal Immigrants

A memo circulated within New York's welfare offices from the Hochul administration on May 12, 2023, discreetly updated the criteria for qualifying for Safety...

Democratic Senator Pushes Bill Aimed at Preventing Churches From Using Armed Security

Massachusetts Democratic Senator Ed Markey is pushing legislation that could prevent churches from protecting themselves with armed security. 

Male High Jumper Dominates Girls’ State Record in High School Championship

Kearsarge Regional High School sophomore high jumper Maelle Jacques, a biological male who competes as a girl, has won the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 2 state championship.

Understanding the 11th Amendment

The 11th Amendment to the United States Constitution is a crucial yet often overlooked component of the nation's founding document

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