Trump at CPAC: No third-party bid but RINOs called out
A longtime Republican leader is praising Donald Trump’s speech at CPAC especially when he called out the Republican "RINOs” who voted to impeach him.
In what's likely to be good news for those concerned about election integrity, a judge in Arizona has ruled that the State Senate has the right to audit more than two-million ballots from the 2020 presidential election.
A pair of Chicago church congregations are fighting to hold unrestricted church services while enduring dirty politics by their own mayor, and now the U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to review their appeal.
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments today in two cases involving election integrity in Arizona – and they have nothing to do with the most recent presidential election.
A small Christian school in Oregon has withdrawn its lawsuit against the state now that Governor Katherine Brown (D) has relented and allowed it to reopen for in-person classes.
A nonpartisan organization that defends the rights of students and faculty on America's college campuses is expanding its mission to include free legal representation for faculty whose free-speech rights it says are increasingly being violated.
By choosing not to deal with serious questions of election fraud, a pro-family activist says the U.S. Supreme Court has given the green light for future fraud.
San Francisco city leaders are suing their own public school district over the refusal to open classrooms during COVID-19 at the same time school-age children are struggling with mental issues.
At least two law firms maintain that Americans should be free to support causes without fear of harassment.
A longtime Republican leader is praising Donald Trump’s speech at CPAC especially when he called out the Republican "RINOs” who voted to impeach him.
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