Two students who started a pro-life club at a Pennsylvania public high school have gone to court over the school's requirements.
A retired Marine was warned by a Michigan judge that if he did not get rid of his guns that he keeps for protection, he and his wife would not be allowed to be the foster parents of their grandson.
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) is being petitioned by several small property owners in Michigan who argue that they were victimized by the state’s abusive foreclosure law that allows the local government to steal their property and make hundreds of thousands of dollars in profit off of them.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he wants the Justice Department to step up a controversial program called civil asset forfeiture, and some are warning that it's an overreach of government.
After first being told by a court they could pray based on their faith – and then being told they couldn't – commissioners in Rowan County, North Carolina, are considering whether to take their case to the Supreme Court.
A federal appeals court has issued a ruling favorable to citizen reporters.
An African-American group is seeking to correct issues stemming from the National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.
Court cases against citizen reporter David Daleiden have become confusing as he continues to defend himself in federal and state courts.
We have learned in the last six months (after the left appeased Russia for the last eight years) that the left thinks it is forbidden to meet with Russians. Now we are being told that it is also forbidden for key government leaders to meet with Christians.
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