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In March, New York Attorney General Letitia James was met with a chorus of boos from FDNY members at a ceremony. Subsequently, there were chants of ‘Trump!’ from the crowd. During a recent appearance before a New York judge on an unrelated matter, FDNY officials found themselves discussing this incident,…

On Tuesday, retired Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz asserted that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis should be on trial for some of the “worst crimes” that he’s seen prosecutors commit. Dershowitz also called for the appointment of an independent prosecutor to conduct a criminal investigation into her actions. “She…

The University of Texas at Austin has been compelled to lay off 60 employees who focused on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) due to the enactment of Senate Bill 17 earlier this year. According to the Austin American-Statesman, following a caution from State Sen. Brandon Creighton regarding Texas universities’ obligations…

Special Counsel Jack Smith indirectly threatened Judge Aileen Cannon in reaction to her jury instructions. Judge Aileen Cannon issued a jury instruction order in Jack Smith’s classified documents case last month, sparking intense reactions from left-leaning legal analysts, who reacted dramatically. Judge Aileen Cannon gave two options for jury instructions.…

On Wednesday’s “CBS Mornings,” First Lady Jill Biden expressed her confidence that President Joe Biden will win in the upcoming November presidential election, stating it’s “obvious” to her. Co-host Gayle King asked her: “How is the campaign going?” Jill Biden replied: “My gosh, it’s going great. I have been traveling…

Former Trump advisor Peter Navarro filed another request with the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday, aiming to avoid serving time in prison after spending approximately two weeks behind bars for contempt of Congress charges. His legal team submitted a petition for reconsideration of an emergency request he filed last month,…

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers, a member of the Democratic Party, is urging the state’s Supreme Court to reverse its decision from 2022 that restricted the usage of drop boxes for collecting absentee ballots during elections. In a legal document submitted to the court on April 2, coinciding with Wisconsin’s presidential…

Louisiana state senators have unanimously approved legislation aimed at preventing international organizations such as the World Health Organization from having any power in the state. The Louisiana Senate approved Senate Bill 133 on March 26 with a unanimous vote of 37-0. The bill seeks to bar international bodies such as…