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Stop this unconstitutional attempt by California to deter citizens with a 1-way fee-shifting penalty—from accessing the courts over firearms regulations.

Kari Lake (R-Ariz.) has filed a lawsuit in the Arizona Supreme Court, seeking to review her challenge against the results of the 2022 state governor’s race which she lost to rival Democrat Katie Hobbs.

From American women winning the right to vote to the #MeToo movement, Stacker draws on a number of historical and archival sources to explore the past 100 years of womens history in the U.S. and around the world.

As I discussed in my previous column, a federal judge ruled that a civil rights case can proceed against the city of Moscow and city officials over the wrongful arrest

As I discussed in my previous column, a federal judge ruled that a civil rights case can proceed against the city of Moscow and city officials over the wrongful arrest

The Illinois Sheriffs’ Association isn’t filing a lawsuit of their own taking on the state’s new ban on “assault weapons” and “large capacity” magazines, but...

Racism has taken on a new form. "[N]ow it's done in the name of diversity, equity, and inclusion," the Equal Protection Project founder says.

My thesis is that education is a fundamental right, even though it is not textually found in the Constitution.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

On this episode of The Legislature Today, we have another Friday reporter roundtable. WVPB reporters Chris Schulz and Randy Yohe are joined this week by Mountain State Spotlight’s Ian Karbal to discuss bills proposed to give more money to charter schools and study alternative school schedules to help districts without enough teachers.