Starting at Sida v. MurphyThe matter was decided Wednesday by Judge Greg Kays. Mo.): Plaintiffs allege that defendants committed legal malpractice. A Missouri state court […]
Tonight’s State of the Union Address was Joe Biden’s first. He praised the Ukrainian people for their “iron will”. He also promised no Ukrainian iron—one […]
Start at U.S. Navy Seals 1-26 v. BidenThe Fifth Circuit ruled yesterday in favor of. Supreme Court pointed out that RFRA offers even greater protection […]
On Wednesday, White House press secretary Jen Psaki refused to answer a question about Special Counsel John Durham’s latest filing, she directed the reporter to Department […]
Start at Black v. FriedrichsenYesterday, Judge Theresa L. Springmann (N.D.) ruled in favor of the petition. Ind.Ind. [C]Ornsel for the Defendants found that portions of […]
The House Select Committee, which was investigating the Capitol riot, refused to set a time when Ray Epps’ transcript will be made public. Epps, a […]
The Supreme Court today rejected the request of former President Donald Trump to block the release to Congress of documents related to the attack on […]
Jill Sanborn was the FBI’s Executive Assistant Director of National Security. Senator Ted Cruz repeatedly questioned her about whether confidential informants or agents had been […]
Here is a part of the justification for the denial (see p. 10) from the scholar authorities, referred to as the Scholar Bar Affiliation or […]
Jim Jordan, a Republican from Ohio, told the House Select Committee on Sunday that he will not cooperate with investigations into the Jan. 6, 2021 […]
