The Supreme Court has accepted three cases involving President Trump in a decision announced Friday. President Trump’s attorney Jay Sekulow responded by stating, “We are pleased.” Two of the cases, Trump v. Deutsche Bank and Trump v. Mazars, involve whether […]
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Last year in a Supreme Court decision known as “Janus,” the high court justices determined state and local government workers cannot be forced to join and pay labor unions. It was a ruling that shook up decades of labor law.
As of this writing, the final results aren’t in– so take the early news with a grain of salt. But the British press and analysts seem to be celebrating or mourning, depending on where they stand, what looks like a
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After the release of Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s report on the FBI’s conduct in investigating officials connected to the Trump campaign, Attorney General William Barr went on the record with new information about his own ongoing probe.
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Ninety-three percent (93%) of respondents say that voter ID laws are designed to suppress fraud. Just over 1% say voter ID laws are designed to suppress votes. Another 1% of respondents believe that voter ID laws are designed to both
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A 2016 Berkeley, California city ordinance requiring cell phone retailers to warn customers about the possible radiation dangers will stand after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case. A similar ordinance that required retailers to give buyers a
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The following is an excerpt of my latest article in The Epoch Times. William Barr has suddenly become chatty— and he’s provided quite an information dump. In video appearances on NBC News and at Wall Street Journal’s “CEO Council,” Attorney
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Read the opening statement of Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz: Mr. Chairman, Senator Feinstein, and Members of the Committee: Thank you for inviting me to testify at today’s hearing to examine the report that my office issued yesterday
