David Hogg Group Hit With Allegations Over Spending Practices And Policies Authored by Jonathan Turley, Gun control activist David Hogg has been hit with allegations over the spending practices of his group Leaders We Deserve PAC. Conservative outlets are reporting that the group spent comparably little on actual candidates as opposed to travel and expenses. His prior counsel is a familiar name in such controversies in Washington: former Clinton campaign general counsel Marc Elias....
It was a watershed event. Pardon the pun, but when Urinetown first hit the Broadway stage in 2001, it, well, opened the theatrical floodgates for a host of others to subvert the musical theater form. Think Avenue Q or The Book of Mormon. The wordplay-averse should be warned: It’s near impossible to resist it when […]
"This Is Crazy": Fetterman Tears Into 'Squatters Rights' Laws, Soft-On-Crime Policies Authored by Stephen Katte via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) has blasted the idea of “squatter’s rights,” questioning the laws that allow interlopers on a property to claim ownership over its rightful owner, calling it a case of “just breaking the law.” U.S. Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) walks toward the Senate Chambers in Washington, D.C., on March 23, 2024. (Nathan...
The vote comes a day after the city released an investigation into recent leaks of confidential information, mostly concerning the search for a new city manager in late 2023.
The vote comes a day after the city released an investigation into recent leaks of confidential information, mostly concerning the search for a new city manager in late 2023.
Iraqi refugee and Michigan resident Mohammed Saadi Khudhair Al-Ani received a voter registration form from the Voter Participation Center.
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — State universities in Kansas would be banned from requiring prospective students, potential hires and staffers seeking promotion to disclose their views on diversity initiatives under a policy change being considered by the state’s higher education board. The Kansas Board of Regents was set to discuss the policy change during a meeting Wednesday at []
Mammoth sums needed to deliver EU's green transition put prosperity at
Alliance says there’s not enough ambition in proposed laws to prevent extinctions, as promised by the environment ministerGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastThe Albanese government is backing away from a promise to substantially transform how nature is protected in Australia and is planning some changes that would make things worse, according to eight of the country’s top environment groups.The conservation organisations said they were concerned the...
A leading retail association is urging the Quebec government to reconsider
'The Online Harms Act is the most serious threat to free expression in Canada in generations Bill C -63 would empower the Canadian Human Rights Commission to prosecute Canadians over non-criminal hate speech,' Justice Centre President John Carpay said in a video recorded before he delivered the petition.
The political earthquake unleashed Tuesday by Arizona’s Supreme Court—ruling that the state’s anachronistic, draconian 1864 abortion ban could now go into effect—didn’t arise in a vacuum. It was the product of a multi-year effort by the anti-abortion lobby and its allies in the then-Republican Arizona Attorney General’s office, who initially argued that the ancient law should take precedence over the state’s current 15-week abortion ban. As reported in 2022 by Stephanie Innes, writing for the...