by Travis Miller | Oct 22, 2026 | Home Page Breaking News, News
The Supreme Court will consider how affected parents and students may challenge racially discriminatory policies by public schools. The fight over renovations at East Potomac Golf Course continues - with Trump Administration lawyers requesting a judge be disqualified...
by Travis Miller | Oct 15, 2026 | Home Page Breaking News, News
Democrat representative Ilhan Omar faces a widening federal criminal probe. Litigation over DOGE records goes to the Supreme Court. A federal judge harshly rebuked the Trump Administration for making improvements to a golf course. And we highlight two important cases...
by Travis Miller | Oct 8, 2026 | Home Page Breaking News, News
The Department of Justice has released a report detailing the Biden Administration’s controversial use of federal law enforcement to investigate parents who were critical of local school officials. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, a conservative stalwart, was...
by Travis Miller | Oct 1, 2026 | Home Page Breaking News, News
In a win for Americans, the Supreme Court is allowing deportations to proceed. Justice Samuel Alito recused himself in a key case that will determine whether federal law preempts state efforts to limit alleged injuries from climate change. The Supreme Court also...
by Travis Miller | Sep 25, 2026 | Home Page Breaking News, News
Photo by Joshua Woods on UnsplashToday, the Supreme Court ruled that the Trump administration may continue to utilize new systems it has put into place “to verify the citizenship status of registered voters and individuals registering to vote.” These...
by Travis Miller | Sep 24, 2026 | Home Page Breaking News, News
Three media organizations - CNN, Politico, and MS NOW - have sued the Trump administration after the President ended their access to the White House. The DOJ has indicted a Utah postal carrier for trashing mail-in ballots. A federal court addresses whether a lack of...
Supreme Court takes on public school discrimination, and the D.C. Court of Appeals restricts immigration enforcement