On Friday, U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez ruled that California’s 1989 ban on assault weapons was unconstitutional, as it violated the Second Amendment.

How many more graduations have to be ruined before school officials learn that the First Amendment guards student remarks at graduation? As the Class Scholar for 2021, Ms. Lefler was selected to give a short speech during her school’s Senior Honors Night.

Graduation is a time of celebration, not censorship. Unfortunately, not all public school officials have gotten that message. Elizabeth Turner is a Hillsdale High School senior (MI), and one of the valedictorians speaking at graduation on June 6th.

When President Joe Biden announced the formation of a commission to study the possibility of adding seats to the U.S. Supreme Court, he raised more than a few eyebrows from policymakers and commentators.

New gun-sale data may not bode well for federal or state-level Democratic political candidates.

A Michigan high school student was directed by her principal to remove religious references she included in a valedictory address she was expected to deliver on June 6.

The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stunningly has affirmed that a juror is allowed to seek spiritual counsel through prayer, and get it, while deliberating a criminal case.

Watch our video as we chat with distinguished legal scholar Patrick M. Garry, Ph.D., about the history of high courts that have been overthrown in other countries like Venezuela and Argentina, what the dire consequences have been in each case, and what red flags we need to be looking for right now in America.

Try not to get delirious with excitement when Biden addresses Congress tonight.

The Census Bureau this afternoon released the state-by-state population figures from the 2020 census that will be used to determine the new number of seats in the House of Representatives, and with it, the Electoral College.