Texas AG Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial Could Wrap Up by Week’s End
Impeachment trial of Texas AG Ken Paxton resumed Monday with testimony from Mark Penley, who previously served as deputy attorney general for criminal justice.
New Mexico Governor Bans Carrying Guns, Says Constitution Not ‘Absolute’
Gov. Grisham imposed a temporary ban on carrying guns in public in parts of state after declaring an emergency and claiming U.S. Constitution isn't "absolute."
California Becomes First State to Pass 11 Percent Tax on Guns and Ammunition, Now...
State Sen. Tom Umberg provided the final vote Dems needed to pass AB 28, Gun Violence Prevention and Schools Act—passed with the two-thirds margin it required.
Democrat Mayor Warns Migrant Crisis Will Destroy New York City
NYC Mayor Eric Adams warns that New York City's migrant crisis will destroy NYC and the Biden regime is doing nothing. "The city we knew, we're about to lose".
Kari Lake Has ‘Utmost Confidence’ in Victory After Court Finds Maricopa County Signature Verification...
Kari Lake said she's highly confident in a legal victory in her upcoming trial after judge ruled Maricopa County's signature verification process was unlawful.
Court Finds Arizona’s Signature Matching Process Unlawful in ‘Massive Win’ for Election Integrity
Judge found Arizona's signature matching process for mail-in ballots is unlawful, delivering what plaintiffs called a "massive win" for election integrity.
Judge Reinstates Georgia’s Ban on Puberty Blockers, Hormone Therapies for Minors
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that Georgia's ban on puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors with gender dysphoria can be reinstated.
Billionaires Buying Large Swathes of Land Near Travis Air Force Base Unveil Plans for...
Mysterious company buying up large swathes of land near Travis Air Force Base in Northern CA unveiled website detailing plans to build new metropolitan city.
West Maui students not enrolled or contacted reduced to 1,208
After Maui wildfire, the number of displaced West Maui public school students who have not enrolled in new schools or been contacted by state officials is 1,208.
In Maui Fires, Defying Police Blockades Proved Life-Saving
Lahaina residents and workers said they survived only by driving around or through the police roadblocks, acknowledging that police were just "following orders."
Over Half of Male Prisoners Pretending to Be Female Are in for Sex Crimes:...
Over 50 percent of male inmates who identify as women held at Wisconsin Dept of Corrections have been convicted of sex crimes, according Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project study.
Democrats’ climate change blame game for Hawaii fire confronted by reality after Maui identifies...
Hawaiian officials attributed wildfires to failures from state's main power utility company and downed power lines after Democrats blamed global warming.
