Supreme Court Allows Texas Council Member to Sue Over Arrest She Claims Was Politically Motivated

The lower court ignored binding precedent, the Supreme Court held. The Supreme Court on June 20 ruled 8–1 in favor of a former city council member in Texas who sued for retaliation after she was arrested following her criticism of city officials. The new opinion in Gonzalez v. Trevino was marked “per curiam” and not

Green Party’s Jill Stein Says She’s Filed FEC Complaint Over Debate Exclusion

‘We know that the American people are really hungry for real debate and discussion, and I think they are owed that,’ Ms. Stein said. Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein said she’s filed a Federal Election Commission (FEC) complaint for being excluded from the presidential debate held by CNN next week. Ms. Stein, who ran

Biden Stopped Fast Tracking US Arms to Israel Following Pressure from Anti-Israel Democrats, GOP Senator Says

‘[Biden’s] administration is engaged in bureaucratic sleight-of-hand to withhold this crucial aid to Israel,’ Cotton says President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu The Biden administration stopped fast tracking weapons to Israel in early January after a pressure campaign from Democratic lawmakers who oppose American support for Israel’s war to eradicate Hamas, a GOP

New York’s Equal Rights Amendment Returned to Nov. 5 Ballot in Latest Ruling

Attorney Bobbie Ann Cox, who sued alleging that a proposed Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) violates the New York state Constitution, is vowing to appeal. As it stands today, New Yorkers will get to vote in November on a proposed Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the state constitution. In the latest round of this on-again, off-again

RFK Jr. Falls Short in Bid to Join June 27 Presidential Debate

The independent presidential candidate did not meet CNN’s ballot access and polling guidelines. Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s quest to qualify for CNN’s June 27 presidential debate has fallen short because of ballot access and polling. CNN reported on June 20 that only President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have qualified. According to the

What Executive Orders Tell Us About Biden, Trump

When politicians make campaign promises, the public can only wonder if those promises will be kept. In the repeat race between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, discerning voters can now look back at their executive orders and consider what each candidate has already accomplished. Executive orders are one of the clearest pictures