Georgia Proposes Anti-Critical Race Theory Bill To Fight An Ideology Liberals Claim Isn’t Being Taught. Here Are Some Blatant Examples
As Georgia considers an anti-Critical Race Theory bill, those critical
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Tesla receives subpoena from U.S. securities regulator over 2018 settlement
By Subrat Patnaik and Akash Sriram -Tesla Inc said on
United States Attorney’s Office Reminds State and Local Government Agencies to Designate an Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern
Senate Banking Committee Prepares For Showdown Over Fed Nominees
Chris Brunet on February 2, 2022 Three of President Joe
Former Corrections Officer Sentenced in Public Corruption Case
MOBILE, AL – A Monroeville, Alabama woman was sentenced today
Elementary School To Hold BLM Event Teaching Kindergarteners, First Graders To Disrupt The ‘Nuclear Family,’ Recognize ‘Trans-Antagonistic Violence’
A school district in Denver, Colorado, plans to host a
Asian and Pacific Islander history and heritage learning to be added to New Jersey K-12 school curriculum
TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy today signed legislation (S4021/A6100 and S3764/A3369)
Microsoft To Buy Activision For Almost $70 Billion
Microsoft agreed to purchase video game giant Activision Blizzard for
U.S. Attorney Chung Statement on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
PITTSBURGH – United States Attorney Cindy Chung released the following
Governor Murphy signs LGBTQ marriage equality law
TRENTON – Governor Murphy today signed into law S3416, which codifies
How Activists Are Hardwiring ‘Race Marxism’ Into The Medical Field
The Biden administration proposed giving bonus payments to physicians who
Activist Investors Are Pushing To Restructure Tech Companies And Take Down ‘Hate Speech’
A group of activist investors are pressuring major tech companies
Teachers, Parents Challenge New Hampshire’s Anti-CRT Legislation In Federal Lawsuit
Anti-CRT legislation in New Hampshire is being challenged by teachers
Years After Masterpiece Cakeshop Ruling, Free Speech Battles Rage Around The Supreme Court
Despite a 7-2 Supreme Court ruling in favor of a
United States Attorney Damian Williams Announces Investigation Of The Mount Vernon Police Department
Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District
‘Metastasizing Like A Cancer’ — Parents Across The Country Sue Schools Over Clandestine Transitions
The lawsuit filed Nov. 17 by two public-interest law firms
Clarke County Man Sentenced for Illegally Possessing Ammunition
MOBILE, AL – A Jackson man was sentenced today to
Catholic Employee Sues Pro-Abortion Labor Union For Forcing Her To Fund Activism
Dorothy Frame, an employee at Fort Campbell’s Blanchfield Army Community
Nashville Board Of Education Won’t Update Its Transgender Student Athlete Policy To Align With State Legislation
The Metro Nashville Board of Education won’t comply with a
Attorney General Wilson joins coalition to support free speech of small business owners
(COLUMBIA, S.C.) – Attorney General Alan Wilson has joined a
International Olympic Committee Says Biological Male Trans Athletes Should Not Have To Lower Testosterone To Compete In Women’s Events
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) recommended that sports organizations allow
Schools could lose funding for teaching CRT under new bill proposed by lawmakers
If your school teaches CRT to students, you could be
Selma Duo Convicted in Federal Gun, Drug, and Witness Tampering Trial
MOBILE, AL – A federal jury convicted a Selma, Alabama
Selma Man Sentenced to 112 Months for Gun Crime
MOBILE, AL – A federal judge sentenced a Selma, Alabama
Mexican National Convicted at Cocaine-Trafficking Trial
MOBILE, AL – A federal jury convicted a Mexican national
Pensacola Meth Dealer Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison
MOBILE, AL – A Pensacola, Florida, man was sentenced on
Fairhope Man Sentenced to Ten Years for Methamphetamine Conspiracy
MOBILE, AL – A Fairhope, Alabama, man was sentenced on
Mississippi Meth Dealer Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison
MOBILE, AL – A Moss Point, Mississippi man was sentenced
Armed Millbrook Meth Dealer Sentenced to Fifteen Years
MOBILE, AL – A Millbrook, Alabama, man was sentenced to
Robertsdale Man Sentenced to 15 Years on Drug and Firearms Charges
MOBILE, AL – A Robertsdale man was sentenced today to
Theodore Man Sentenced to More Than Five Years for Knifepoint Robbery
MOBILE, AL – A Theodore man was sentenced today to
Stafford County to Allow Islamic Cemetery in Response to Justice Department Lawsuit
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – The Justice Department filed a notice to
Morris County Prosecutor hosts first annual “Coming Out” day to celebrate LGBTQ+ community
A collaboration with LGBTQ+ liaisons from the Morris County Prosecutor’s
Former Medical Office Manager Sentenced to 27 Months for Embezzling Money From Practice
Sean P. Costello, the United States Attorney for the Southern
Employees Criticize Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin For Being ‘Mostly Male And Overwhelmingly White’
A letter written by current and former employees of Jeff
EXCLUSIVE: Crowds Gather With Matt Walsh To Protest Virginia School’s ‘Indoctrination And Psychological Abuse Of Kids’
Mary Margaret Olohan and Kendall Tietz LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA —
Liz Cheney Reverses Stance On Gay Marriage: ‘I Was Wrong’
Republican Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming said Sunday that she
Web Designer Forced To Publish Messages Countering Her Religious Faith Asks Supreme Court To Hear Case
A Colorado web designer asked the Supreme Court to take
Mobile Man Who Threatened Employer Sentenced for Being a Felon in Possession of a Firearm
MOBILE, AL – A Mobile man was sentenced today to
Why aren’t there any appointments for new teen drivers in New Jersey?
TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey is facing a new crisis
John Earnest Pleads Guilty to 113-Count Federal Hate Crime Indictment in Connection with Poway Synagogue Shooting and Mosque Arson
For Further Information, Contact: Assistant U. S. Attorneys Peter Ko
School Board Passes Policy That Protects First Amendment Rights In Response To Teachers’ Lawsuit
The Loudoun County school board voted on a revised professional
Attorney General Wilson sues Biden Administration to stop enforcement of guidance that threatens women’s sports and student and employee privacy
Lawsuit defends states from federal regulatory overreach and the unlawful
American Colleges Secretly Try To Keep Men From ‘Falling Through The Cracks’
Kendall Tietz on September 7, 2021 Enrollment and retention rates
Robertsdale Man Sentenced in Federal Court
MOBILE, AL – A Robertsdale, Alabama, man was sentenced on
Elberta Man Sentenced in Federal Court on Methamphetamine and Firearm Charges
MOBILE, AL – An Elberta, Alabama, man was sentenced today,
Atmore Woman Sentenced in Federal Court for Conspiring to Distribute Methamphetamine
MOBILE, AL – An Atmore, Alabama, woman was sentenced on
Foley Man Sentenced in Federal Court on Methamphetamine and Firearm Charges
MOBILE, AL – A Foley, Alabama, man was sentenced on