A Democratic super PAC focused on gaining control of Republican-dominated state legislatures has begun a $10 million campaign to turn four key battleground states—Florida, Texas, Arizona, and North Carolina—blue before the electoral redistricting process begins in 2021. The effort by … Continue reading Democrat super PAC targets state legislatures
At least 2.5 million extra voter registrations are on the voter rolls of 378 counties nationwide, according to the good-government group Judicial Watch. Democrats have long denied that voter fraud affects electoral outcomes and claim that those on the right … Continue reading Watchdog group tells 5 states of millions of extra voter registrations
An Oregon court that granted the first individual legal recognition for his “non-binary” sex designation has rescinded the status and restored the sex on his birth certificate to “male.” In a dramatic repudiation of the transgenderism movement and the industry that … Continue reading Transgender trailblazer legally reclaims original sex
Californians’ insistence on owning their own homes is “reinforcing” the state’s rampant wildfires, according to a professor whose recent column has sparked controversy. Americans’ “aspirations of home ownership” and “belief in the importance of private property” are “reinforcing” the conditions that … Continue reading Professor argues private home ownership helps cause California wildfires
Government unions do not have to refund so-called agency fees to public employees who were forced to pay them before the Supreme Court struck down such mandatory dues as unconstitutional in 2018, a federal appeals court ruled. The ruling is … Continue reading 9th Circuit rules union gets to keep unconstitutional forced dues