The Supreme Court is set to issue decisions in the coming weeks in more than a dozen cases involving issues like abortion, guns and sweeping immunity for former President Donald Trump.

The RNC’s pledge to deploy 100,000 poll workers, monitors and lawyers for the 2024 vote has drawn skepticism from Democrats.

Republican leaders in and out of government are publicly pushing to prosecute Democrats as legal retribution for Donald Trump’s felony conviction. Source: The G.O.P. Push for Post-Verdict Payback: ‘Fight Fire With Fire’ – The New York Times

Louisiana could become the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed on a poster in all schools and colleges that receive public funding.

By: Annie Linskey and Siobhan Hughes – wsj.com – June 4, 2024 Participants in meetings said the 81-year-old president performed poorly at times. The White House said Biden is sharp and his critics are playing partisan politics. When President Biden met with congressional leaders in the West Wing in January to negotiate a Ukraine funding deal, he spoke so softly...

Faith-Based Company Cleared to Pursue Lawsuit Against DoD for Prohibiting Military Dog Tags with Bible Verses Court rejects Motion to Dismiss by the Department of Defense, rules that Shields of Strength’s Complaint, citing First Amendment violations, can proceed. […]

Does the American education system deserve our trust? Gallup polls show a steady decline of trust in higher education. The recurring stories of violent chaos erupting across the university landscape do nothing to increase colleges’ credibility.

By: Kristen Waggoner – wsj.com – May 19, 2024 The Biden administration’s Title IX rule, which the Education Department published on April 29, is a looming disaster for women and girls. Before this rule, the trend of men using women’s locker rooms, showers and bathrooms—and taking women’s titles, trophies and scholarships in athletic competitions—was only a partial reality, relegated to...

To protect children, parents need laws to protect their rights.

Removing rewards for politicized truancy in K–12 schools is the best way to break the cycle of lawlessness now entrenched in America’s education system.