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Kennedy Announces Independent Presidential Candidacy, Calls for Gov’t Independence from Corporate Interests

Kennedy is aiming to free the federal government from "the corporate and financial interests that have a merciless grip on our democracy."

Gov’t Illegally Collects Americans’ Private Smart Device Data: Inspector General

The critical findings of the report highlighted that the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and the United States Secret Service did not comply with the DHS' privacy policies or the E-Government Act of 2002.

Voter Fraud Lawsuit Intensifies

The Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) has sued in several states to access Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) data.

Wisconsin Allegedly Violates Federal Election Law

The Wisconsin Voter Alliance alleged that the state violates federal election law by failing to verify the identity and eligibility of overseas absentee voters.

Colorado Supreme Court Takes Up Christian Baker Case

The Colorado Supreme Court is taking up the case against Christian baker Jack Phillips.

Supreme Court Decision Marks Victory for Trump: Case Seeking 2024 Disqualification Declined

Former President Donald Trump scored a legal victory on Monday as the United States Supreme Court chose not to consider a case aimed at disqualifying him from the 2024 election under the 14th Amendment.

St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital Sued Over Vaccine Mandate, Religious Discrimination: Pacific Justice Institute

The suit has been launched on behalf of Lynn Kizer, a former employee of the hospital, who alleges she was unjustly terminated due to her religious beliefs in relation to the institution's vaccine mandate.

California’s Newsom Appoints Black, Lesbian Kamala Harris Adviser from Maryland to Replace Feinstein

In 2021, Newsom vowed to nominate a black woman to the U.S. Senate should Sen. Feinstein resign.

Portland Police to Pay Former Official Who Pushed to Defund Department

The police union in Portland, Oregon, along with two officers, agreed to pay a former city commissioner $680,000 to settle claims that they leaked information falsely implicating her in a hit-and-run.

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