Two women in Ohio have filed a civil lawsuit alleging United Methodist Church entities were negligent in responding to abuse by a former music director.
Posts published in “Law”
Epstein survivors are using a Super Bowl ad to demand transparency and full release of case files. The PSA pressures the DOJ to disclose remaining evidence tied to the trafficking scandal.
Recent legal rulings, medical policy changes, and public sentiment suggest a turning point in the national debate over transgender ideology. Courts and institutions are increasingly reevaluating surgeries, liability, and protections.
Detectives searched a septic tank as the investigation into missing Nancy Guthrie intensified. Authorities say no suspects have been identified as ransom demands emerge.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is confronted with a blunt question about cooperating with federal authorities on illegal aliens. The exchange highlights growing tensions over sanctuary policies.
William F. Buckley Jr. played a pivotal but often forgotten role in opposing union coercion in America. His ideas helped shape conservative resistance to organized labor power.
Bekzhan Beishekeev, a 30-year-old illegal immigrant, was charged after his semi-truck struck a van in Jay County, Indiana, killing four people; he’s now in ICE custody after entering the U.S. using the CBP One app.
The Trump administration is moving to streamline deportation appeals and reduce case backlogs. The changes are expected to trigger legal battles in federal courts.
ICE arrested an illegal immigrant truck driver after a head-on crash in Indiana killed four people. The case has renewed scrutiny over CDLs issued to noncitizens.
Billie Eilish’s Grammy speech ignited backlash over immigration, borders, and American history. Critics argue her remarks reflect progressive virtue signaling and historical oversimplification.
Rep. Maxine Waters repeatedly challenged Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during a House hearing, pressing him on tariffs and housing affordability. Tempers flared as the exchange escalated into heated interruptions.
A federal judge has restricted the use of tear gas and crowd-control munitions by agents at a Portland ICE facility. The ruling limits how federal officers may respond to unrest near the site.
A student-led anti-ICE protest in Los Angeles escalated as tensions rose with police near a federal building. Authorities declared an unlawful assembly and arrested a minor.
An interim House Judiciary Committee report alleges the European Union pressured major technology companies to apply EU speech rules globally, including in the United States. The report says internal communications show this influence extended to how content is moderated on U.S. platforms.
White House border czar Tom Homan said 700 federal immigration officers will be withdrawn from Minneapolis following “unprecedented cooperation” between state and local authorities. He stated the shift reflects a focus on more targeted law enforcement while several thousand agents remain deployed.
William Stevenson, once married to former First Lady Jill Biden, has been indicted on a first-degree murder charge over the death of his current wife in Wilmington, Delaware.
Indiana state legislators have upgraded an immigration enforcement bill to require local sheriffs to honor federal immigration detainers and tighten compliance. The measure also adds provisions for hospitals and employers to identify and report illegal immigrants.
Is This the Most Mask-Drop Moment Ever by a Leftist?
Comments from prominent left-wing figures have sparked renewed debate over political rhetoric and division. Critics argue the remarks reveal deep hostility toward conservative opponents.