Georgia Governor Signs Anti-Squatter Law, Making It Easier for Homeowners ‘To Go After These Folks’

‘It is nothing short of insane that there are some who are entering other people’s homes and claiming them as their own,’ Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a bill that protects homeowners from squatters—people who occupy people’s homes without permission and refuse to leave—with a new law imposing stiffer penalties

Blinken Will Raise Human Rights Issue During China Trip, State Department Says

Blinken is in China for a three-day visit with a mission to press the regime to address a wide range of U.S. concerns. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will raise U.S. concerns about the Chinese regime’s handling of human rights during his three-day visit to China, the State Department confirmed. “In every engagement that we

After Intense Backlash, Biden’s New School Meal Rules Keep Chocolate Milk on the Menu

The proposed ban of flavored milk drew much opposition from the dairy industry, parents, and school administrators. Schools across the country will need to include less sugar and salt in meals but can keep chocolate milk on the menu, the Biden administration said in its announcement of new nutrition standards published Wednesday. The new rules

Trump Named as Unindicted Co-conspirator in Michigan ‘Fake Electors’ Case

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel filed charges last year against 16 alternate electors from the 2020 election. An official with the Michigan attorney general’s office revealed in court this week that former President Donald Trump has been named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the state’s investigation into 2020 election interference. Howard Shock, a special agent

Pennsylvania Primary Offers Window Into General Election

Every presidential election cycle, someone in the Pennsylvania Legislature introduces a bill to make the commonwealth’s primary earlier on the calendar. That way, voters would have a say in their party’s top ballot pick. But the measure always fails. So, here Pennsylvania is with primary day on April 23, and the primary work is essentially

Dershowitz Says New York Prosecutors Are Violating Voters’ Rights With Trump Trial

The law is being ‘abused for partisan political purposes and to constitute election interference,’ Mr. Dershowitz alleged. Retired Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz accused the office of New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg of violating voters’ rights by prosecuting former President Donald Trump, with the legal scholar arguing that the case amounts to a criminal