Nov 30, 2024
A person stands in front of a row of various state flags in a grassy area, with trees in the background.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Case About Drafting Women

When American men and women turn 18, they can all vote. Men, but not women, must also register for the draft within 30 days, even though military service in the U.S. has been completely voluntary since 1973. Over 40 years ago, a group of men challenged the male-only draft registration... Read More »

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost speaking at an event.
Ohio AG Sues Google in a Push to Make It a Public Utility

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has filed a lawsuit against Google in an effort to have the tech giant’s search engine be declared a public utility. According to Yost, the search engine qualifies under Ohio common law as a “common carrier or public utility.” The complaint tackles several issues with... Read More »

A rally supporting Temporary Protected Status (TPS) with demonstrators holding signs and a banner in Las Vegas.
Protected from Deportation, Barred from Legal Permanent Residence.

On June 7, 2021, the United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Temporary Protected Status (TPS) does not overcome the legal entry requirement individuals must satisfy to apply for Lawful Permanent Residence (LPR) under 8 U.S. Code Section 1255. The Court upheld a circuit court decision that found “lawful status... Read More »

Former Slovenian Olympic figure skater Luka Klasinc sitting on skates beside a promotional banner.
Former Olympic Figure Skater Arrested on $1.6 Million Bank Fraud

Former Slovenian Olympic figure skater, Luka Klasinc, 48, is accused of defrauding the U.S. government out of nearly 1.6 million dollars during the coronavirus pandemic. The Slovenian figure skater was arrested earlier this week on bank fraud and aggravated identity theft charges after he attempted to get a hold of... Read More »

A homeless encampment cluttered with belongings and debris near a highway in California.
California to Address Homeless Crisis in New Funding Package

As the homeless crisis in California continues to mount, the state legislature and the governor's office are finding themself inundated with demands for a solution. Over the last five years, failed attempts to stop the growth of homelessness coupled with the effects of the pandemic have led to frustration in... Read More »

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy arriving at a government building, accompanied by two individuals, while wearing a mask.
DeJoy Under Investigation for Campaign Finance Violations

Before he became Postmaster General; before he removed thousands of mailboxes and sorting machines to prevent mail-in voting; before he abolished overtime pay; and before he raised the price of a single postage stamp to 58 cents, Louis DeJoy was running a company in North Carolina. Now, the campaign contributions... Read More »