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Court Decision Protects Free Speech Rights of Pro-Life Centers in Baltimore
In a ruling seven years in the making, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the city of Baltimore to “lay down the arms… Read More
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Rate of Imprisonment for Black Adults Falls 29% Over Decade
The rate of imprisonment for black adults fell almost 30 percent over a decade, according to a Wednesday report from the Department of Justice. The… Read More
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I Was Denied Service Because of the Company’s Values, and I’m OK With That
This week, I was denied a service because the company’s values are at odds with the values that Alliance Defending Freedom stands for—values I personally… Read More
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Judge Orders Trump Administration to Maintain DACA
A federal judge in California ordered the Trump administration to maintain the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program late Tuesday, an Obama-era amnesty policy… Read More
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Podcast: Former Employee Sues Google, Alleges Discrimination Against Conservatives
Former Google employee James Damore is suing Google, accusing the tech giant of discrimination against conservatives and whites. The Heritage Foundation’s Mike Gonzalez joins us… Read More
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Jeff Sessions Just Reversed Obama’s Pot Policy. Why That’s Good News for America.
Reversing Obama-era policy, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has given federal prosecutors the discretion to prosecute marijuana traffickers. That’s good news for those who believe in… Read More
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This Case Against Western Ranchers Shows Why Americans Are Right to Fear Government
Governments are prone to abuse, especially when unchecked. Recently revealed actions by the Bureau of Land Management, a federal agency under the Department of Interior… Read More
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Justice Clarence Thomas Opens Up on Life, Faith, and His Interracial Marriage
Justice Clarence Thomas has served 27 terms on the U.S. Supreme Court, and agreed to become the 341st leader interviewed for my Daily Caller News… Read More
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Why Dissolving the Election Fraud Commission Is a True Loss for the Nation
This week, the White House announced the sudden, disappointing news that the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity was being dissolved. Liberal advocacy groups, which… Read More
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Group That Tried to Sue Trump Over ‘Emoluments’ Clause Just Got Booted Out of Court
A federal judge recently dismissed the first of three lawsuits against President Donald Trump that claim it’s unconstitutional for a president to own and profit… Read More
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How Trump Administration Will Fight Voter Fraud After Shutting Down Panel
After issuing an executive order late Wednesday closing his commission to investigate voter fraud, President Donald Trump now stresses the need for more voter identification… Read More
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Jeff Sessions Should Go If He Won’t Ensure ‘Transparency,’ 2 House Conservatives Argue
Two prominent conservative lawmakers say Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop leaks to the media about the Russia probe or step down as attorney general…. Read More
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Conservative Lawmaker Demands Answers to These 18 Questions About Russia, FBI
One member of Congress says “the American people deserve answers” to 18 questions he has regarding Russia and the FBI. “We’d like for the FBI… Read More
The ‘Dreamers’ Have No Right to Demand Anything
Nearly 200 protesters were arrested on the steps of the Capitol at a rally in December. The occasion? Thousands had gathered there to demand that… Read More
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The Rich Legacy Orrin Hatch Will Leave in the Senate
Washington, D.C., is filled to the brim with skilled politicians and bright people. What it has in short supply are people who possess those characteristics… Read More
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Why the Supreme Court Shouldn’t Bow to Government Agencies
Many Americans would be surprised to learn that a series of Supreme Court decisions allow officials in administrative agencies—rather than judges—to have the final say… Read More
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Government Too Often Gets in the Way of Home Cooking Sales, New Study Finds
When cooking your favorite holiday dishes, remember this friendly advice from the Food and Drug Administration: “The most important ingredient in preparing food for the holidays… Read More
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Court Ruling Allows Consumers, Not Bureaucrats, To Regulate ‘Scandalous’ Trademarks
Should federal bureaucrats be able to reject trademarks for brand names that they consider “immoral” or “scandalous”? On Dec. 15, in In re Erik Brunetti, the… Read More
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New York Attorney General Has Filed 100 Acts of Resistance Against Trump
The New York attorney general has transformed his office into a bastion of the resistance movement by taking 100 legal or administrative actions against the… Read More
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How Trump Changed the Courts in 2017
Even before he was president, Donald Trump was clear about how he would prioritize putting constitutionalists on the courts. And now, at the end of… Read More
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Supreme Court Tellingly Rejects Lower Court Roadblock to Elimination of DACA Program
On Dec. 20, in an unsigned, four-page opinion, the Supreme Court struck down a lower court order that severely burdened efforts by the Trump administration… Read More
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The State Government Agency That Spied on Citizens
A new report on a government spying operation conducted by partisan bureaucrats should outrage and scare Americans everywhere. It shows what can happen when, as… Read More
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After Texts Show Bias of FBI Agents in Russia Probe, GOP Lawmakers Question Justice Official in Testy Hearing
Revelations that FBI investigators who were part of special counsel Robert Mueller’s team sent each other derogatory text messages about Donald Trump during the 2016… Read More
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FBI Agent Called Trump an ‘Idiot’ in Text to Fellow Special Counsel Investigator
FBI agent Peter Strzok referred to President Donald Trump as an “idiot” in a series of texts exchanged with then-fellow special counsel investigator Lisa Page… Read More
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FBI Chief Vows to Keep Politics Out of Probes After Trump Says Bureau’s Reputation Is in ‘Tatters’
FBI Director Christopher Wray told a congressional hearing on Thursday that investigations should never be politicized, while at the same time defending the integrity of… Read More
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‘Scalia Speaks’: Remembering the Late Judge Through His Speeches
“This is just an important way to get dad’s ideas into as many people’s hands and minds and hearts as possible after his death,” says… Read More
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GOP Lawmakers Press for Investigation of FBI’s ‘Special Treatment’ of Hillary Clinton Probe
Conservatives are calling for an investigation of what they say was the FBI’s “special treatment” of Hillary Clinton ahead of the Dec. 7 testimony of… Read More
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Podcast: Liberal Rhetoric on DACA vs. Reality
Government funding runs out on Friday, and some Democrats want to hold up business for an amnesty deal. President Donald Trump is calling their bluff…. Read More
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Supreme Court Justices Grill ACLU and Colorado in Christian Baker’s Case
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, a case over whether cake artist Jack Phillips can be… Read More
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It’s Time to Reduce the Power of the Federal Government Over Western Land
President Donald Trump has taken an important step in curtailing the oversized federal footprint in the Western states. On Monday, Trump announced that he will… Read More
