Kari Lake Lawsuit Exposes Election Process Complexities in Maricopa County, Reliance on Third-Party Vendor
A lawsuit filed Friday by Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake contesting the results in the November 8, 2022, election in Maricopa County exposes, among other things, the complexities of the process for mail-in and drop-box ballots and the county’s reliance...
Pennsylvania House Republicans Sue Over Majority-Leader Status
Pennsylvania former House Speaker Bryan Cutler (R-Quarryville) this weekend announced he filed a lawsuit in the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania over Representative Joanna McClinton’s (D-Philadelphia) assertion of House majority-leader status. McClinton has used...
Richmond Set to Remove Last Confederate Monument on Public Property
Richmond plans to begin removing a statue of A.P. Hill this week. The statue is the city’s last Confederate monument standing on public property and the base contains remains of the general, which has delayed the process to remove the monument. On Thursday,...
Florida County Is New Focal Point of Election Integrity Complaints in Pro-Election Security State
by Natalia Mittelstadt Orange County, Florida, has become a focal point for election security complaints — from alleged ballot harvesting to unauthorized exposure of protected voter information — despite the state’s new emphasis on election integrity. The...
Election Integrity Volunteers ‘Afraid’ to Attend Recount after Michigan AG Threatens Prosecution
by Aaron Kliegman An apparent threat by Michigan’s Democrat Attorney General Dana Nessel to arrest and prosecute local activists promoting election integrity and anti-voter fraud efforts caused many of them to steer clear of a contentious monitoring...
Feds Doling Out $2.3 Billion to ‘Expand and Modernize’ Intercity Passenger Rail
by T.A. DeFeo The federal government is looking to dole out nearly $2.3 billion to “expand and modernize” intercity passenger rail across the country. But a leading transportation analyst says that Amtrak, the nation’s passenger railroad, doesn’t have any plans...
House Democrats Push Legislation to Analyze Social Media Posts for Future Mass Shootings
by Bronson Winslow House Democrats introduced a bill Tuesday known as the “Identifying Mass Shooters Act” that will direct the National Institute of Justice to collect, study and analyze online content to identify potential mass shooters before they act,...
Teens Against Gender Mutilation Rally Posted Online at EventBrite
A Turning Point USA (TPUSA) Faith chapter in Tennessee is advertising its ‘Teens Against Gender Mutilation Rally’ in Murfreesboro next month on the online ticket and event platform EventBrite despite the platform’s recent history of removing events that it sees as...
White House to Go on Offensive Against GOP as Gas Prices Drop
by Philip Wegmann The average price for a gallon of gas has fallen below what it was one year ago, and the White House is preparing to go on the offense politically as consumers see more money in their pockets ahead of the holidays. The administration argument?...
Shelby County Assistant District Attorney Arrested, Charged with DUI
Shelby County Assistant District Attorney Monica Timmerman was recently arrested on DUI charges after crashing into a utility pole in a single car accident in Memphis. Law enforcement charged Timmerman with driving under the influence; failure to exercise due care;...
Commentary: Biden Admin Blames the American People for its Own Ludicrous Spending
by Michael Faulkender Last week, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen blamed the American people for the 40-year high inflation we have been enduring. Appearing on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” she said that Americans “were in their homes for a year or more,...
Pennsylvania Is Missing 113,000 Workers
by Anthony Hennen Pennsylvania is missing young workers and the problem is one that won’t simply go away. While the commonwealth isn’t the only state struggling with a shrinking youth population, state-to-state comparisons are difficult to make due to data...
University Pays Christian Students $90K to Settle Free Speech Lawsuit
by Alexa Schwerha The University of Idaho (U of I) paid $90,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by three Christian students and a faculty advisor who claimed the university violated their right to free speech. The lawsuit was filed after the university issued...
Ohio Elections Commission To Look Into Evidence Against Blystone Instead of Settling
The Ohio Elections Commission (OEC) announced last week it will hold a hearing on Thursday, January 5, 2023 to review evidence against former gubernatorial candidate Joe Blystone concerning alleged campaign-finance violations. Charges against the Republican...
Hyundai and Battery Manufacturer Select Bartow County Site for $4 Billion Electric Vehicle Battery Plant
Hyundai Motor Group (HMG) and SK On have selected a site for a new electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturing plant in Bartow County. The project is expected to create 3,500 jobs with an investment of $4-5 billion, one of the largest economic development projects in...
Twitter Exec Pushed to Ban Matt Gaetz’s Account After January 6 Unrest
by John Hugh DeMastri Twitter’s former head of Trust and Safety, Yoel Roth, pushed internally for the company to ban Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida following the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riots, despite messaging another employee that such a decision did not...
Commentary: It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (for the Washington, D.C. Establishment)
by Rick Manning It is Christmas season. The decorations are hung or need to be. Gifts are being purchased. The Advent Week of peace is being celebrated. Parties are being thrown. And Americans wind down from a long, stressful year. Unfortunately, while most...
Court Orders Philadelphia Columbus Statue be Uncovered
by Madeleine Hubbard A Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ruled that Philadelphia must uncover a statute of Christopher Columbus that the city has been attempting to remove from a park due to racial injustice demonstrations. Senior Judge Mary Hannah Leavitt...
Landmark Court Date Set for Google in Ohio
by J.D. Davidson Ohio has a court date for the first-of-its-kind lawsuit against Google. Delaware County Common Pleas Court set May 14 as the date Attorney General Dave Yost begins his case against the internet search giant in an effort to have it declared a...
Cleveland State Cancels Justice John Marshall from Law School Name
by Connor Buss Cleveland State University eliminated from its law school the name of John Marshall, the fourth Chief Justice of the United States, appointed over 200 years ago to the bench. University officials removed Marshall’s name due to his ownership of...
