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Alabama has joined the growing list of states passing laws banning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in public institutions. On March 20, 2024, Governor Kay Ivey signed...

A federal judge has tossed former Democratic Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich’s pro se lawsuit seeking the right to run for political office, despite his impeachment and conviction, saying the complaint is “riddled with problems” and is an “Issue-Spotting Wonderland.”

A federal judge has ruled that Asheville cannot ban activists for the homeless from accessing city parks while they pursue a federal lawsuit against the city. An injunction Monday allows the plaintiffs to use city parks as their case proceeds.

Appeals can take years. Courts use security requirements to ensure that if the appeal fails, the money is there to pay the judgments

The Arkansas LEARNS Act is being challenged in federal court by students and a teacher in the Little Rock School District and the state officials are not backing down.

On March 4, 2023, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit struck down a part of a politically charged Florida law known as the "Stop WOKE Act" that sought to restrict...

No Home Rule: The War Against Parents by Schools & States by Nicole Marques

We must push back against the far-left lunacy that is gripping our nation. From rampant inflation to illegal immigration, the fabric of our country, and even Wyoming, are at serious

Student has been denied access to girls restrooms for two years

The Supreme Court rejected a case that seemed to establish a double standard for Donald Trump and other citizens. On Monday, the conservative-majority court upheld a ban on former New Mexico official Couy Griffin from running for office in the state again due to his criminal history. Griffin was convicted in 2022 for his involvement…