The Federal Bureau of Investigation opened the safe deposit boxes of law-abiding citizens who had not been accused of any crime, made copies of personal records and kept personal property and cash, a federal lawsuit alleges. Now, the FBI and Justice Department of Justice are asking the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to quietly … Continue reading FBI agents looted safe deposit boxes of law-abiding citizens, lawsuit alleges
Category: Constitution
U.S. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) is demanding Biden administration Attorney General Merrick Garland explain what appears to be an illicit Justice Department scheme to spy on congressional Republicans. Jordan has now subpoenaed Garland to force him to turn over information on Justice Department attempts to seize the personal records of Republican lawmakers … Continue reading Jordan exposes DOJ scheme to spy on congressional Republicans
A lawsuit from a non-profit public interest law firm has uncovered documents showing the Biden administration’s rushed efforts to cover up a Federal Bureau of Investigations operation that spied on Catholic churches, even as Catholics were targeted by pro-abortion terrorists. Judicial Watch, working with CatholicVote Civic Action, received 131 heavily-redacted pages of records from the … Continue reading These new documents reveal Biden FBI’s panicked attempt to cover up spying on Christians
In what some are calling a victory for religious freedom, elementary schooler Lydia Booth, 11, will now be allowed to wear her “Jesus Loves Me” face mask to school if she chooses. Following two years of legal proceedings, a settlement has been reached between the Simpson County School District in Mississippi and the attorneys representing Lydia. … Continue reading In Victory for Religious Freedom, Student Will Be Allowed to Wear ‘Jesus Loves Me’ Mask at School
Alan DiPietro is an alpaca farmer in the town of Bolton, Massachusetts (pop: 5,376). He lives in an RV on the 34-acre property where he keeps his alpacas, and he sells their fleece to make a living. DiPietro wasn’t always a farmer. He previously worked as a chief engineer for iRobot, a company that makes … Continue reading How a Massachusetts Town Seized a Farmer’s $370k Property to Cover a $60k Tax Debt—and Kept the Change
Should America embrace libertarianism? Many would regard such a prospect as recklessly experimental. This is partly because they regard libertarianism as some crackpot scheme cooked up in the last few decades. But they are wrong. In truth, libertarianism is a time-tested and massively successful set of ideas that is older than America itself. Indeed, an … Continue reading The Libertarian (and Whig) Heritage of America
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas), member of the Senate Rules Committee, voted against the Electoral Count Reform Act today during a committee mark-up and gave the following remarks: “This bill is a bad bill. … It’s bad policy and it’s bad for democracy. There are serious constitutional questions in the bill. The text of the … Continue reading Cruz blasts Electoral Reform Act plan to defy Constitution and federalize elections
The First Amendment protects the right of every American to criticize the government and its officials. That criticism often comes in the form of jokes and parody, and, in the era of social media, it is often accomplished online. But unlike most government officials, police can use their power to directly silence critics by jailing … Continue reading Ohio man arrested, jailed and prosecuted for mocking local police
President Biden and his administration continue to collude with Big Tech companies to shut down speech online simply because it doesn’t fit into their shared liberal agenda. Now, thanks to recent efforts by Attorneys General from Missouri and Louisiana, the administration has revealed some information about the direct relationship between high-ranking White House officials and … Continue reading Republican Leaders Demand White House Share their Big Tech Censorship Correspondences
Senator James Lankford (R-OK), lead Republican on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Government Operations and Border Management, sent a letter to Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, regarding the Department’s ongoing needless pursuit of a “disinformation board” after their first attempt failed. On August 24, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced—after … Continue reading Biden Launches New DHS “Disinformation” Scheme after Original Board Shut Down by Public Outcry
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