Supreme Court Won’t Hear Challenge to Biden’s Order on Voter Registration

Pennsylvania Republican lawmakers had challenged the order, which requires all federal agencies to help increase voter signups and mobilization. The Supreme Court on Oct. 7 rejected a Republican challenge to President Joe Biden’s executive order that increased government involvement in the voter registration and voter mobilization process. The justices denied the petition in Keefer v.

‘Anti-Energy Lawfare’: Millions in Dark Money Fueling Local Climate Lawsuits Across the Country, Congressional Investigation Finds

California law firm Sher Edling received more than $3 million in unreported dark money to push high-profile climate litigation on behalf of dozens of Democratic-led cities and states, according to a Monday congressional report obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. Sher Edling, the Senate Commerce Committee and House Oversight Committee report found, received $2.9 million last

A Year Later, Kibbutz Nir Oz Still Fighting To Tell the Real Story of Oct. 7

NIR OZ, Israel—Irit Lahav, a 58-year-old professional tour guide, knows how to walk clueless foreigners through unfamiliar terrain. But in the year since she survived the Hamas-led Oct. 7 massacre in her kibbutz, Nir Oz, Lahav has struggled to explain to international media what happened that day. No matter how many interviews she arranges with

A California Law Is Overturning Murder Convictions Over ‘Racially Coded’ Language. This ‘Tough on Crime’ House Candidate Backed It.

‘It’s California placing burdens on the criminal justice system without understanding why,’ county prosecutor says of Adam Gray-endorsed Racial Justice Act Adam Gray (California State Assembly via Wikimedia Commons) In late 2022, a judge in California’s Bay Area overturned the convictions of two gang killers. Her reasoning? Their prosecutors deployed the “racially coded” term “pistol

California Threatens To Bring Legal Hammer Down on Black Lives Matter Grassroots Over Sketchy Finances

The Black Lives Matter movement is once again facing legal scrutiny, with California attorney general Rob Bonta threatening to bring the hammer down on Black Lives Matter Grassroots if it doesn’t soon disclose what it did with millions of dollars in unreported charitable donations in 2022. Bonta, a Democrat, notified Black Lives Matter Grassroots in