Constitution
Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules Absentee Ballots Need No Notarization
In a decision that would appear to ignore the plain reading of Oklahoma law, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Monday that absentee ballots...
Fever-detecting Drones and Other Intrusive Practices Grow Under COVID-19
Under the guise of protecting their citizens from COVID-19, governments are using intrusive mandates and technologies to expand the surveillance state. ...
Read moreKansas City Forces Businesses, Churches to Keep Lists of Visitors for COVID-19 Tracking
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas issued an executive order requiring churches and “nonessential” businesses to maintain lists of people entering their doors and...
Read moreCircuit Court Blocks Kentucky Governor’s Limit on Church Services
A three-judge panel of the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Saturday, prohibiting Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear from enforcing his edict...
Read moreSupreme Court Orders Government to Pay $12-Billion ObamaCare Bailout
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that the government must pay health insurers a promised $12 billion to cover their ObamaCare losses, even though...
Read moreTwo Second Amendment Lawsuits Likely Headed for Supreme Court
Two of District Court Judge Roger Benitez’ rulings in favor of the Second Amendment have been overturned by the Ninth Circuit Court. Now...
Read moreWashington Sheriff Refuses to Enforce Lockdown Orders, Cites Constitution and Gov. Inslee
With no end in sight to the strict lockdown measures in the state of Washington, at least one sheriff announced he would not...
Read moreUnder Biden, Gun Ownership Would Be a “Heavily Regulated Privilege”
As Dave Workman, senior editor for GunMag.com, says, Joe Biden would “turn the right to keep and bear arms into a heavily-regulated privilege.”...
Read moreMichigan Governor Threatens to Extend Stay-at-home Order Following Protests
In retaliation against protesters who have rallied against the state’s overreaching stay-at-home order, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is considering extending Michigan’s stay-at-home order....
Read moreKentucky Church Sues Governor Over Coronavirus Order Enforcement
A Kentucky church is suing Governor Andy Beshear for enforcing his anti-gathering orders against its congregation on Easter Sunday. ...
Read moreKansas Judge Restrains Governor’s Order Prohibiting Religious Gatherings
U. S. District Court Judge John Broomes issued a restraining order against Kansas Governor Laura Kelly on Saturday, prohibiting enforcement of her two...
Read moreMichiganders Challenge Governor’s “Invasive” COVID-19 Orders in Federal Court
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is being sued in federal court over her constitutionally dubious COVID-19 executive orders. ...
Read moreFour Michigan Sheriffs Won’t Enforce Governor’s Unconstitutional Edicts
Sheriffs of four Michigan counties told their constituents on Wednesday that they would not be enforcing some of Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s coronavirus orders....
Read moreLGBTQ Activist Targets Colorado Christian Baker Despite SCOTUS Victory
Christian baker Jack Phillips has found himself back in court in defense of his religious freedoms for refusing to create a gender transition...
Read moreMichigan Governor Forced to “Clarify” Executive Orders in Favor of Freedom
Ater action from two public-interest law firms, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer “clarified” two of her coronavirus executive orders to permit homeschooling and peaceful...
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