Nov 30, 2024
A football player kneeling in prayer on the field after a game, with teammates in the background.
Supreme Court to Decide if There’s No Praying in Football

After every football game, a high school coach in Washington State knelt on the 50-yard line and prayed. He was often joined by a majority of his team. But when the parents of an atheistic player complained, the school district ordered the coach to stop his prayer sessions. He refused... Read More »

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel addressing the media regarding the investigation into fake GOP electors.
Michigan’s Case against Fake GOP Electors Seeks Federal-State Cooperation

Republicans in seven states submitted Electoral College certificates saying they were the “duly elected and qualified electors” for Donald Trump, who won their state’s 2020 Presidential elections. He did not and they were not. While several states are investigating these falsehoods, Michigan is the first to consider filing criminal charges... Read More »

Prince Andrew walking in a formal setting, accompanied by others.
Judge Will Not Dismiss Sexual Abuse Lawsuit against Prince Andrew

As Queen Elizabeth prepares to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee next month, there is one thing that England’s longest-reigning-monarch will not be celebrating. Her youngest son, Prince Andrew, will have to face civil charges of sexual assault because a federal judge refused to dismiss charges against him by a woman who... Read More »

Image of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the convicted Boston Marathon bomber.
Judge OK’s Boston Bomber’s Stimulus Payment to Go to Victims

A U.S. District Judge has granted a request made by federal prosecutors to claim funds in an inmate trust fund account controlled by accused Boston bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. According to the request, stimulus payments made to Tsarnaev will be collected and paid out to victims. Massachusetts Acting U.S. Attorney Nathaniel... Read More »