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New GOP Bill Says ‘No More’ To Mob Rule On University Campuses

A new GOP bill is set to address the growing concern over universities allowing disruptive and violent protests on their campuses.

Insurance Company Forced to Pay Nearly $700k to Employee Fired for Refusing COVID Vaccine

A federal jury has ordered that Blue Cross BlueShield of Tennessee (BCBST) owes nearly $700,000 to Tanja Benton, a former employee who was fired for refusing the COVID vaccine based on her religious beliefs.

Biden Administration’s Illegal Student Loan Relief Plans Hit Roadblocks

Two recent federal judges have delivered a setback to Biden's ongoing attempts to cancel massive student loan debt. I will elaborate on that later. The...

Trump Victory: Supreme Court Rules Former Presidents Have Protection from Prosecution

The Supreme Court ruled Monday morning that a former president has substantial immunity from prosecution for official acts committed while in office.

U.S. Asks Boeing to Plead Guilty in Fatal Crash Cases

The U.S. Justice Department is pushing for Boeing to plead guilty to a criminal charge after several fatal crash cases involving their planes.

Elderly Couple Injured in Mexico After Cartel Drops IED on Home

An elderly couple was injured in Mexico after a group of cartel gunmen dropped an explosive device on top of their home using a drone.

Court Strikes Down Chevron, Delivering Major Victory for Business Interests

A significant win for corporate interests was achieved on Friday when the Supreme Court reversed a 40-year-old ruling in the Chevron case, which had...

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of J6 Protester

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of a January 6 protester who entered the U.S. Capitol.

SCOTUS Blocks Biden Admin’s Federal Overreach in EPA Ozone Pollution Plan 

The U.S. Supreme Court recently decided to temporarily halt the EPA's "good neighbor" rule for ozone. This rule aimed to regulate emissions across 23...

California Approves Budget with Spending Cuts and Temporary Tax Hikes to Address $46.8 Billion Shortfall

In response to an anticipated $46.8 billion budget shortfall, California lawmakers approved a budget on Wednesday that reduces spending and temporarily raises taxes on...

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