A court has ruled in favor of a Seattle street evangelist and his First Amendment right to free speech.
The U.S. Department of Justice has been dragging its feet to prosecute pornography companies but a watchdog group has pledged to fill the gap.
A Second Amendment advocate is praising the state of Texas for finally moving forward with a bill that will make it easier for people to defend themselves.
A newly-signed bail reform law does not seem to be working to the satisfaction of many people in The Empire State.
A group of white farmers who are suing the United States Dept of Agriculture over a race-based loan forgiveness program have been informed where they stand in the eyes of the federal government, but the attorney representing them predicts a court will right the wrong.
A juror who helped convict ex-police officer Derek Chauvin has given defense attorneys an opportunity to win a mistrial if they can convince the court the juror lied before being seated, says a former prosecutor.
A prominent European politician is facing criminal charges and a multi-year prison sentence after she shared biblical views on marriage and human sexuality that criticized homosexuality.
Parents and organizations in Connecticut have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the state's removal of a religious exemption for vaccines.
An overwhelming majority of GOP voters support the removal of Rep. Liz Cheney from a key post according to a timely poll, and two-thirds remain convinced Joe Biden benefitted from a stolen election.
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