By Jonathan Turley “We are the free world now.” Those words from Raphael Glucksmann, a French socialist member of the European Parliament, captured the pearl-clutching…
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By Anthony Ever since President Trump greenlit the Pentagon to conduct airstrikes on drug boats from Venezuela attempting to smuggle drugs into the United States, the…
By Joe Fried A few days ago, the Federalist reported that Fulton County, Georgia, had over 300,000 illegal early-vote ballots during the 2020 election. The votes were illegal because…
By Olivia Rondeau A decorated fighter pilot and one-star general will be forced out of the U.S. Air Force on December 31, even after the…
By Trinity Hallinan The Supreme Court on Friday declined, for now, to block a legal challenge to a Trump administration policy that limits speaking engagements by…
By John M. Grondelski Anybody remember “Election Day?” It used to be the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November. It started it some places…
A federal court in Los Angeles is hearing arguments in a lawsuit challenging California’s Proposition 50 congressional redistricting maps. The case could determine whether Democrats gain additional House seats ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
By M Dowling A case is going to the Supreme Court that is quite troubling. A public New Jersey school is indoctrinating children in Islam. The…
By Johnathan Jones The Department of Justice announced Friday it has filed federal lawsuits against four states, which were all accused of election law violations.…
By Shawn Fleetwood If you read and watched nothing but legacy media coverage of the Supreme Court this week, you’d come away thinking that a…
By Tom Tillison Alina Habba took to social media to call attention to the resignation of another highly qualified conservative U.S. Attorney. Habba, who resigned…
By Matt Vespa WHITE HOUSE– Nothing ever sticks to the script in the Trump White House, which is partially why covering it is so entertaining.…
By Shawn Fleetwood In a major win for the Trump administration, a federal appellate court upheld the Pentagon’s prohibition on trans-identifying individuals from serving in…
By Joy Pullmann While Indiana’s congressional redistricting efforts generate massive attention, an immigration bill the Trump administration supports is lagging. While the Indiana legislature’s congressional…
By Amy Curtis Last month, Townhall reported how Massachusetts “grossly misinterpreting” Title IX led to boys — not “trans identifying boys” but boys — to participate in…
In this explosive episode of Caravan to Midnight, John B. Wells is joined by Stephen Willeford — the "Barefoot Defender" — to reveal how Gun Owners of America is taking the fight directly to the federal government. Discover the constitutional challenge shaking the foundations of the National Firearms Act, the DOJ’s scrambling response, and why this battle goes far beyond gun rights. From false flags to forced disarmament, this conversation pulls no punches.
By going after algorithms instead of posts, lawmakers seem to think they’re not going against the First Amendment. By Dan Frieth A new push in…
Liberals back Bloc’s proposal to remove religious exemption from hate speech laws
Criminal Code change is being added to Liberals’ anti-hate legislation By Darren Major Liberal MPs on the House justice committee backed a Bloc Québécois…