- Mexican illegal assaults Border Patrol agent in Texas: It’s open season on those guarding the nation’s southern boundary
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent was assaulted near Eagle Pass, Texas, while he arrested a Mexican illegal alien and convicted drug-dealing felon who was previously deported several times, the government announced. The assault comes as border-jumpers and human traffickers are becoming emboldened on the nation’s increasingly lawless southern border. Democrat [...]
- Muslim terrorist training camp found in Alabama: The second facility linked to jihadist Siraj Ibn Wahhaj
Authorities have discovered a second homegrown Muslim terrorist training facility owned by a terrorist organization presided over by the son of jihadist iman Siraj Ibn Wahhaj. The FBI found the camp near Tuskegee, Alabama, and reportedly described it as containing a “makeshift military-style obstacle course.” Details are few. Researchers at WPMI-TV, an NBC affiliate in [...]
- Supreme Court decides states may not be sued in other states’ courts
WASHINGTON—At the urging of California and 45 other states, the Supreme Court has overturned a 40-year-old precedent that allowed states to be sued in the courts of other states. The 5–4 decision on May 13 pitted the court’s conservative and liberal wings against each other. The conservatives voted to overturn a landmark 1979 decision known as Nevada v. Hall because, in [...]
- Supreme Court allows Class-action against Apple over iPhone apps to proceed
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court ruled against Apple Inc. on May 13, green-lighting a class-action lawsuit against the company that litigants accuse of illegally monopolizing the market for iPhone software applications and forcing consumers to overpay. The justices ruled that consumers were entitled to their day in court but didn’t express an opinion on the merits of the [...]
