The Battle for America’s Political Map Intensifies The fight over congressional and legislative maps—commonly known as redistricting—has once again surged to the forefront of American politics following a pivotal ruling
Fifth Circuit Sides With Louisiana In Abortion Pill Policy Challenge The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a ruling siding with Louisiana in a case challenging the federal policy
UCLA Law Students Lack Free Speech Guarantee A growing controversy at the University of California, Los Angeles School of Law is raising serious concerns about the future of free speech
DOJ Report Alleges Anti-Christian Bias Under Biden Administration A newly released report from the U.S. Department of Justice has ignited intense debate across the country, as it outlines what officials
Iowa Universities Face New Civics And History Requirements The Iowa state House has approved a bill that would require public university students to take two introductory civics courses, one focused
The Trial Of Daily Bread We may not walk through a physical wilderness, but pain still tempts us to ask, “Will God provide?” Yes, he will — just what we
A growing chorus of economists and policy experts is sounding the alarm: the United States government may be trapped in what some are calling a “debt-driven doom loop.” This phrase,
Rob Schneider Joins Lawsuit Seeking UC Berkeley Records Actor Rob Schneider has stepped into a legal fight asking the University of California, Berkeley to hand over records about a political
Nadine Woodward Seeks $10 Million From Spokane Over Post-Event Fallout Former Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward has filed a claim seeking $10 million from the city, saying she suffered “irreparable harm”
Steelers Rookie Germie Bernard Aims To Shine Christ’s Light In Pittsburgh Pittsburgh’s new second-round pick, Germie Bernard, arrives with NFL buzz and a bold spiritual purpose. The Alabama product turned