The Supreme Court turned down an emergency request from Louisiana urging it to freeze a state supreme court ruling that struck down a requirement that a sex offender’s status be announced in large letters on state-issued identification, while the state pursues an appeal … Continue reading Supreme Court refuses Louisiana’s emergency request to reinstate sex offender ID law

The California Supreme Court unanimously ruled this week that a 2016 ballot proposition approved by state voters makes sex offenders convicted of nonviolent crimes eligible for early parole consideration even though its proponents, including the previous governor, say it was … Continue reading California Supreme Court rules nonviolent sex offenders eligible for early parole

In a split decision that ran along partisan lines, the Michigan Supreme Court upheld a controversial spending bill that reimburses private schools for state mandates, a ruling that deals a blow to the public-school-education establishment. The 3–3 decision in Council of Organizations … Continue reading Michigan Supreme Court upholds reimbursing private schools for mandated costs

Following its ruling earlier this month that allowed the Trump administration to remove illegal aliens from the 2020 Census count, the Supreme Court on Dec. 28 threw out two lower court decisions that went the other way, that barred the government from eliminating that … Continue reading Supreme Court requires lower courts to exclude illegal aliens from Census count

A high school senior of mixed race is suing a taxpayer-funded charter school in Nevada over the “coercive, ideological indoctrination” that is central to its Critical Race Theory-based curriculum that forces students to associate aspects of their identity with oppression. In the … Continue reading High school student sues over leftist ‘indoctrination’ in Nevada

Backed by 14 other states, New Hampshire is suing Massachusetts because the Bay State is taxing New Hampshire residents who work remotely in their home state for employers located in Massachusetts, a practice New Hampshire says is unlawful. “Massachusetts’ current position is a far … Continue reading Massachusetts taxes New Hampshire residents. New Hampshire goes to the Supreme Court

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is being sued by the owner of a popular Greenville bar over emergency shutdown orders purportedly aimed at stemming the spread of the CCP virus, also known as the novel coronavirus. The lawsuit comes as courts, … Continue reading North Carolina governor sued over pandemic-related bar closures

Protective-mask mandates aimed at combating the spread of the CCP virus that causes the disease COVID-19 appear to promote its spread, according to a report from RationalGround.com, a clearinghouse of COVID-19 data trends that’s run by a grassroots group of data analysts, computer scientists, … Continue reading Mask mandates seem to make CCP virus infection rates climb, study says

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife helped buy the presidency for the increasingly frail and feeble former Vice President Joe Biden by improperly influencing election officials as they strategically flooded left-wing activist groups with more than $400 million during … Continue reading How Zuckerbucks funded Biden: A flood of money from the Facebook founder gave Dems an unfair and illegal advantage

Los Angeles County says it’s dropping its tough restrictions on attendance at houses of worship after a series of recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings struck down pandemic-related church attendance limits across the country. Lawyers for Harvest Rock Church, which beat the State of … Continue reading Los Angeles drops church attendance restrictions

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court threw out a petition filed by the widow of a Philadelphia police officer who wanted anti-police Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner (pictured above) barred from handling ongoing appeals in the case of convicted cop-killer Mumia Abu-Jamal. … Continue reading Pennsylvania Supreme Court refuses to remove DA in cop-killer’s case

The Supreme Court ruled that the federal government may remove illegal aliens from the 2020 Census count, which eliminates that population from the process of allocating congressional seats and Electoral College votes that officially determine the presidency. The 6-3 decision in Trump v. New York issued … Continue reading Supreme Court green-lights Trump removal of illegal aliens from Census count

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced it will withhold at least $200 million in federal Medicaid funds from California in the first quarter of 2021 because the state is illegally forcing insurance companies and employers, including a Roman … Continue reading HHS hits California, Vermont medical system over abortion policies

The Supreme Court has decided to hear a potentially landmark antitrust case against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) based on the association’s rules that preclude paying student-athletes. A ruling by the nation’s highest court against the NCAA could, in … Continue reading Supreme Court to hear NCAA appeal of ruling allowing pay for college athletes

The Supreme Court struck down pandemic-related limits on attendance at houses of worship in New Jersey and Colorado in two separate lawsuits on Dec. 15. The ruling in Robinson v. Murphy was unanimous; Phil Murphy, a Democrat, is the governor of New Jersey. Lawyers for the petitioners, a Roman … Continue reading Supreme Court strikes down New Jersey, Colorado church capacity limits

The Supreme Court unanimously restored the convictions of three male U.S. Air Force members for rape under military law after an appeals court threw out the verdicts because they took place after a supposed statute of limitations had expired under military law. The 8-0 … Continue reading Supreme Court undoes statute of limitations for rape in the military