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The judge overseeing the trial of the former president’s hush money case in Manhattan has imposed an extraordinary restriction on him, but he essentially ignored it by utilizing his social media platform on Tuesday to criticize the proceedings and the judge involved. The court proceedings on Tuesday commenced with a…

Oklahoma lawmakers have followed in the footsteps of Texas by approving a law that prohibits illegal immigrants from the state. Governor Kevin Stitt is expected to sign HB 4156, which passed the State Senate with a vote of 39 to 8 on April 23rd. The legislation garnered strong support from…

Dr. Anthony Fauci is scheduled to make his first public testimony since his retirement on June 3, before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, as announced by the subcommittee in a tweet on Wednesday. “On November 30. 2023. the Select Subcommittee sent you a letter memorializing the agreement…

The Biden administration faces several lawsuits, including one from the country’s largest business lobby, over a recent federal prohibition on most worker noncompete agreements. These groups argue that the ban negatively impacts the economy and establishes a concerning precedent for government overreach. The lawsuits follow a 3–2 decision by the…

A federal judge has struck down a nearly 150-year-old North Carolina statute that banned convicted felons from casting votes. The law, enacted in 1877, had made it a new felony offense for “any person convicted of a crime which excludes the person from the right of suffrage, to vote at…

During the discussion on Wednesday about President Joe Biden’s gaffes, tensions rose on Fox News’ “Outnumbered” as one of the co-hosts attempted to justify his mistakes. Leslie Marshall, a liberal co-host, defended Biden by acknowledging that even she is not exempt from making occasional slip-ups. “From my perspective, whenever Joe…

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) disabled Instagram mentions on his official government account following a social media uproar over his approval of Ukraine aid. Instagram users can no longer mention the leader of the so-called “People’s House” in posts on the popular app, a change that limits users’ ability to engage…

A police officer in Washington faced disciplinary action after violating rules guiding the conduct of undercover law enforcement, according to Washington’s police department. The investigator “was disciplined for violating general orders relating to undercover operations” during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, a spokesperson with the…

MRC Free Speech America recently conducted a study revealing that Facebook has interfered in U.S. elections on 39 occasions since 2008. This raises concerns about the platform’s impact on the democratic process. The interference began in 2012, peaked in 2020, and has somewhat diminished in the early stages of the…