As is being widely reported, Neil Gorsuch was confirmed today to the Supreme Court by a 54-45 vote.[...]
Rachel Dolezal gained notoriety around the country when issues concerning her racial identity came to light in 2015, while she was serving as the president for an NAACP chapter. Despite being born to two white parents in Montana, Dolezal claimed she was African-American and lived in a teepee with her family -- who hunted for food with a bow and arrow -- before moving to South Africa.[...]
Live by the court, die by the court.[...]
Since yesterday, the media, in a tabloid-like rush, has been focusing on the least important part of President Donald Trump's frank interview with the editors of The New York Times:[...]
This is a live blog. Stay tuned for more updates as the day progresses.[...]
The majority in the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals has just rewritten the 1964 Civil Rights Act, ruling that the law's ban on sex discrimination now means sexual orientation discrimination.[...]
Last week, the Senate voted to overturn an Obama-era HHS rule which restricted states from directing funds away from Planned Parenthood, moving one step closer to cutting off the abortion giant’s considerable taxpayer funding. The resolution is expected to be signed into law by President Trump within the next few days.[...]
Following North Carolina’s decision last week to repeal HB2 -- referred to in the media as the “bathroom bill” -- through the passage of compromise legislation, the NCAA has announced that it will once again allow the state to host collegiate championship games.[...]
At his CEO Business Town Hall today at the White House, President Trump reiterated his campaign promise to end Common Core and return to local control of education:[...]
Lazy economic pundits argue that a return to the gold standard is impossible because “there is not enough gold.” Fortunately for those who want wages as good as gold, this line of attack is completely Fake News.[...]