Speaker Johnson says that packing the court “would not serve the country.” The U.S. House of Representatives failed to pass an amendment to the Constitution this past week…
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First Circuit Court Panel Overturns Ruling Blocking TPS Termination
The appellate court remanded the decision back to the lower court to “align” with Supreme Court precedent. A panel of the First Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals overturned…
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DOJ Probes Texas Police Department for Threats to Street Preachers
The Fort Worth police chief stated that First Amendment training would be part of holding the officers accountable. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon of the Justice Department’s Civil…
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Secretary of State Outlines Administration Position on ICC
He said that the tribunal has become “radical and extreme,” and threatens to undermine U.S. sovereignty. Secretary of State Marco Rubio denounced the International Criminal Court (ICC) in…
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Federal Judge Blocks Virginia’s ICE Mask Ban
The judge stated that the Justice Department is likely to win the lawsuit against the anti-mask legislation. U.S. District Judge Robert Payne issued a preliminary injunction blocking a…
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Supreme Court Rules States May Exclude Transgender Athletes from Girls’ and Women’s Sports
The decision upheld state laws in West Virginia and Idaho. The Supreme Court found that state laws prohibiting male athletes who identify as transgender from participating in girls’…
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Supreme Court Upholds Broad Interpretation of Birthright Citizenship
The decision nullifies the president’s executive order that sought to restrict citizenship to those born to parents subject to U.S. jurisdiction. The Supreme Court determined that President Trump’s…
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Supreme Court Rules Racial Gerrymandering of Congressional Districts Unconstitutional
The majority stated that the Fifteenth Amendment only bars state action “motivated by discriminatory purpose.” The Supreme Court majority ruled that the Louisiana congressional map based on race…
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FTC Takes Action to Restore Competition in Digital Advertising
Companies applied misinformation labeling against opposing political opinions. The Federal Trade Commission and several states lodged a complaint against several advertising agencies for colluding to institute “brand safety”…
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DOJ Warns VA Governor After Gun Bill Signing
Justice officials say that recent bills signed by Governor Spanberger infringe on the Second Amendment. Department of Justice (DOJ) Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon wrote a letter to Virginia…
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