Felony Charge Dropped for Man after Passing Out Jury Rights Fliers
Pretrial will be set to continue with his misdemeanor charge for jury tampering.
Tag: Constitution
Biden attempts to clear his name, as GOP points to ‘Biden’ rule in Supreme Court blockade
There is no Biden Rule. It doesn’t exist.
US Charges Iranians With Coordinated Cyber Attacks on Banks, Companies
These charges are the latest in the growing trend of US officials publicly pursuing hackers affiliated with nation states.
Utah Voter Claims Fraud
“I literally had over fifty ballots in my hand.”
Politicians: Give Us More Tax Revenue or Else
To gain more taxes, govt. threatens to cut the most popular programs.
How Senator McCain Can Be Defeated
Infowars talks with the woman challenging the Senator in Arizona.
Michigan State Officials Accountable In Flint Water Crisis: inquiry
“It was a mixture of ignorance, incompetence and arrogance…”
Supreme Court issues first split decision since Scalia’s death
Ruling 4-4, Supreme Court leaves intact the lower court’s decision.
The School Gender Conundrum
The solution is educational freedom consistent with a private property society.
Widow Sues Monsanto for Husband’s Wrongful Death
Developing cancer after long-term exposure to Roundup.
Experts: Clinton unlikely to face felony charges over emails
Laws cover spies, leakers, not insiders.
World’s largest aircraft ready for lift off
Photographers struggled to capture the whole length of the aircraft.
U.S. top court throws out Massachusetts stun gun ruling
The ruling provided a victory for gun rights advocates.
Apple will battle the FBI in court Tuesday
Justice Department will argue search warrant requires Apple to create software that will help FBI break into iPhone.