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While videos show people who were removed from flights for being unruly or refusing to wear a mask, these people were not added to the FBI's terrorist no-fly list.

By John V. Berry, Esq. We represent many employees in the workplace and individuals in administrative and civil forums. The unthinkable Capitol riot that took place on January 6, 2021, will lead to many serious consequences for the individuals who took part. While the full extent of what happened is still being investigated, there will be many consequences for those identified as being involved in the illegal riot in the Capitol. These may include, but are not limited to the following: 1. Loss of Employment Whether or not the individual involved is convicted, charged or just identified as bei...

Capitol attack raises familiar question with new urgency: Is Trump a threat? Molly O'Toole, Noah Bierman © Provided by The LA Times As Congress prepared Wednesday to affirm President-elect Joe Biden's victory, thousands gathered in Washington in support of President Trump and his baseless claims of election fraud. (John Minchillo / Associated Press) President Trump’s role in inciting a deadly siege on the Capitol this week has given new urgency to a question that has been building throughout his presidency: Is he a security threat to the very country he was elected to lea...

Current and former top security officials and Trump supporters say yes — but have different answers on how to prevent further damage to national security in the next 11 days and beyond.

Share to Gab (Photo : "350z33" / Wikimedia / CC) A legal expert declared another victory for religious liberty after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the three Muslim men that could benefit faith-based organizations and the greater Christian community. As reported by The Christian Headlines, the justices of the Supreme Court made an 8-0 decision following the Religious Freedom Restoration Act which allows a person to sue or seek monetary damages when their religious liberty is violated. Under the act, lawsuits can be filed against government or federal officials given their individua...