New law allows historic sites in New Jersey to distill and sell alcohol
TRENTON, N.J. — A bill establishing a new Historic Distillery License for sites listed on the New Jersey Register of Historic Places was signed into law, state officials announced. Sponsored by Senator…
California Considers Creating State-Sanctioned ‘Injection Sites’ For Drug Addicts
California Considers Creating State-Sanctioned ‘Injection Sites’ For Drug Addicts Bryan Babb on May 23, 2022 California lawmakers are debating a bill that would allow people to use illegal drugs in state sanctioned…
Conservative News Sites Are Pushing Misleading Activist Phrase ‘Don’t Say Gay’
Conservative News Sites Are Pushing Misleading Activist Phrase ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Laurel Duggan on March 28, 2022 Conservative-leaning news outlets parroted liberal activist language in headlines to describe a Florida bill banning…
Biden Administration Considers Allowing ‘Safe Injection’ Sites
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is considering a reversal of policy that would permit people to use drugs at certain locations, the Associated Press reported Monday. The Biden administration indicated that it…
Left-Wing Activists Tied To ‘Disinformation’ Group Are Working To Demonetize Conservative News Sites
Activists linked to a left-wing disinformation network are pressuring advertisers to cut ties with conservative news sites. Check My Ads, a group started by Sleeping Giants co-founder and activist Nandini Jammi and…
Facebook Employees Wanted To Suppress Right-Wing, But Not Left-Wing, News Sites: REPORT
Leaked communications from internal Facebook message boards show the tech company’s employees pushed to kick right-wing news sites off Facebook’s News Tab, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. Facebook…
Department of Justice Names Philadelphia as One of Ten New Public Safety Partnership Sites
PHILADELPHIA – Acting United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams, City of Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, and Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw announced that the City of Philadelphia was designated by the Justice…
Court Affirms Attorney General James’ Successful Suit Against Rensselaer County, Orders County to Increase Access to Early Voting Sites in Communities of Color
NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James announced that a court ruled in favor of her lawsuit against the Rensselaer County Board of Elections (BOE) and ordered the BOE to select new early voting…