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On Tuesday, a federal court in Puerto Rico will hear arguments on the constitutionality of the territory’s vaccine mandate for public employees. The case, Rodriguez Velez et. al. v. Pierluisi-Urrutia, represents the first time a federal court will weigh in on the constitutionality of a government mandate. And while the outcome of tomorrow’s hearing will…
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In one of the most overtly authoritarian orders imposed by a president in decades, Joe Biden issued a sweeping series of vaccine mandates on September 9, a move that could affect as many 100 million Americans. Under Biden’s rules, federal employees, employees of federal contractors, and Americans employed by a health-care facility receiving Medicare or Medicaid…
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Another day, another “masks required” sign on a business in Dane County, Wisconsin, thanks to a sweeping mask mandate handed down from the unelected health bureaucrats on high — and now thanks also to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which just refused to do anything about it. Despite the seven-day death average for the county remaining…
Read More “This Dissent Over Mask Mandates Explains Why Tyranny Wins When Judges Won’t Act” »
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Texas is the latest state to test the limits of federal abortion jurisprudence by passing the Texas Heartbeat Act, a law severely limiting abortions there. It is part of a trend — a Louisiana abortion law was struck down by the Supreme Court in 2019 and a Mississippi law to ban most abortions after 15…
Read More “The Texas Heartbeat Bill Will Protect The Unborn, But Damage Our Justice System” »
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Society will let you “change” your sex, but not your status as a registered sex offender. At least, that’s what sex offender Darren Agee Merager, who is male, learned after masquerading as a woman and allegedly exposing himself to real women. In June, a group of women alleged that a man who identified as female…
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The U.S. Supreme Court in 2018 told public employees who don’t want to pay for union political activity they oppose that they have a friend in the U.S. Constitution. Defending individual worker’s free speech rights, the court ruled in Janus v. AFSCME that government employee unions cannot force fees onto those who are nonmembers of…
Read More “Teacher Sues Union That Demands He Pay Dues For Almost A Year After He Resigned” »
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Late Friday, a federal court ruled the Biden administration acted arbitrarily in ending the Migrant Protection Protocols the Trump administration established to require aliens to remain in Mexico pending immigration proceedings. Not only is the decision a huge victory for the plaintiffs, Texas and Missouri, in their fight to force the federal government to secure…
Read More “This Texas Court Ruling Proves The Border Crisis Is Joe Biden’s Fault” »
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A judge in Texas granted full custody of a nine-year-old boy to his mother, who for the past several years has sought to force the child to be transgender despite protests by the boy’s father. Anne Georgulas, a pediatrician in Coppell, Texas, was granted full custody on Tuesday to James Younger, her son, by Democrat…
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As violent crime shreds our nation’s capital, next-door neighbor Northern Virginia is incubating its own anti-law-and-order haven, thanks to three district attorneys more interested in dramatic Democrat talking points than prosecuting criminals. A new organization is rising up to boot them out of office. Virginians for Safe Communities, a 501(c)4 organization that launched Monday morning…
Read More “New Virginia Organization To Recall Law-And-Order Flouting Soros Prosecutors” »
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On Wednesday, the GOP-controlled Michigan legislature repealed a 1945 Emergency Powers of Governor Act that allowed Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to pass dozens of executive orders to keep Michigan in indefinite lockdown without the approval of the legislature. The emergency powers act had been declared unconstitutional by the Michigan Supreme Court in October, but prior to…
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The University of Pittsburgh, a Pennsylvania institution heavily backed by taxpayer dollars and with an endowment of $4.17 billion, is hosting a critical race theory (CRT) conference open to the public in late July, while concealing its financial contributions thanks to an uncommon state open records law. “This year’s forum sessions and workshops will engage…
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The growing tenor on the right is that Big Tech needs to be held accountable for its censorship of conservative and religious viewpoints. Censorship is not the only issue. Conservatives are increasingly recognizing other harms caused by Big Tech, including our children’s declining mental health, the violent crimes of sex trafficking and online child exploitation,…
Read More “Conservatives Agree Big Tech Is A Problem, But Split On The Right Solution” »
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New data from the Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) shows a spike in underage carjackings, several months after the murder of an UberEats driver made national headlines. There have been more than 1,500 motor vehicle thefts reported as of June 23. This represents a 30 percent increase from the entire year of 2020, in…
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Several months ago, Chelsea Mitchell, an award-winning athlete from Connecticut, wrote a powerful letter in which she expressed the difficulties and struggles that she endured when having to compete in track-and-field events against boys. Mitchell lost numerous state championship titles, as well as other opportunities. Sadly, Mitchell is not the only athlete who has been…
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A prominent education activist residing in northern Virginia is blocked on Twitter by a public official, The Federalist has learned, and it may have First Amendment implications based on legal precedent. Ian Prior, a former senior official in the Trump administration and executive director of Fight for Schools, is Twitter blocked by Lottie Spurlock, director…
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On the heels of a business advocacy group filing a $100 million lawsuit against Major League Baseball (MLB) for moving its 2021 All-Star Game out of Atlanta, a former attorney general filed a brief in support. Former Attorney General Edwin Meese III, a fellow at The Heritage Foundation and a Reagan administration member, filed an…
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With the convening of a new Congress, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., has reintroduced a bill to drastically change the role of senior commanders in the military justice system. The bill would remove senior commanders from the court-martial referral and review process for sexual assault and other felony-level “common law” crimes and place that responsibility in the…
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