New York Completely Turns on Cuomo, Majority Want Him Out of Office and Charged with a Crime
A new poll shows the depth of anger New Yorkers feel about their governor -- and Cuomo's attempt at excuses didn't help.
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Despite Pleading Guilty to 'Hate Crime' Against Trump Supporter, Women Will Not See Jail Time
Victims Riley and his mother, Abbey, were confronted by the two women as they waited to be seated at a restaurant, per Abbey's account.
Biden to Issue a New Eviction Moratorium Just a Day After Saying He Lacked the Authority
The Biden administration, which earlier said there was no legal way to keep an eviction moratorium in place, is no longer worrying about that.
Portland PD Tries to Revive Gun Violence Unit After Canning It Over Racial Concerns, Can't Find Recruits
'They’re demonizing and vilifying you, and then they want to put you in a unit where you’re under an even bigger microscope.'
Democrats, Whose Party Calls the Filibuster 'Racist,' Are Fleeing TX to Block Election Integrity Bill
Instead of battling election integrity legislation on the floor, Texas Democrats decided to bravely run away to Washington.
More Than 5,000 Woke Teachers Sign Pledge to Teach CRT 'Regardless of the Law'
The Zinn Education Project is organizing left-wing teachers in an effort to dismantle conservative efforts to curb critical race theory.
SCOTUS Deals Blow to Dems, Upholds Arizona Election Integrity Laws
The US Supreme Court upheld Arizona's two controversial voting rules in a 6-3 decision on Thursday, dealing a major blow to Democrats.
Off-Duty Cop Brutally Assaulted by Group, Investigators Warn Attack Was 'Not Random'
New York City has seen worsening violence for a few years already, but now these attacks are starting to target cops.
New York Suspends Rudy Giuliani's License for Alleged 'False and Misleading Statements' About Election
'We conclude that respondent’s conduct immediately threatens the public interest and warrants interim suspension from the practice of law.'
California to Spend Billions Paying Off All Overdue Rent Accumulated During Pandemic
Californina mulls extending the eviction moratorium until low-wage workers return to work despite incentivizing them to stay at home.
Judge Reminds CDC It Doesn't Make the Law in Huge Ruling Against Vaccine Passports
A federal judge sided with Florida on Friday, approving the state's injunction against the CDC's order restricting the cruise industry.
McCloskeys Plead Guilty, Come Out Swinging with Fiery Statement: 'By G** I Did It, And I'd Do It Again'
The St. Louis couple who went viral last year for waving guns at protesters pleaded guilty to minor charges on Thursday.
Supreme Court Rules Against Challenge to Obamacare from Red States
Justice Stephen Breyer wrote the majority opinion with Justices Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch dissenting.
Op-Ed: Remember the 'Karen' Who Called the Cops on a Black Birdwatcher? She Might Get the Last Laugh
'While social media can cancel anyone they want at any time, cancel culture doesn’t legally extend to the workplace.'
FBI Tricks 800 Suspected Criminal 'Kingmakers' Across the World in a Global Sting Operation
Roughly 9,000 officers converged on 700 locations in Australia, New Zealand, the U.S. and Europe. It took a mere 48 hours.
Court Rules in Favor of Ted Cruz in Lawsuit Against Federal Election Commission
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas has won a legal battle with the Federal Election Commission over donations to his campaign.
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Police Officer in Computer Fraud Case Against US Government
The US government argued that a Georgia police officer's actions violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Conservative Christian Beauty Creator Exposes Leftist Sephora for Alleged Discrimination
A prominent beauty influencer is suing Sephora for defamation, alleging that the company targeted her for being a conservative Christian.
After Pleading Guilty and Paying $8 Billion Fine, Oxycontin Makers Claim Innocence in Opioid Crisis
A branch of the Sackler family launched a website arguing that its role fueling the opioid crisis was overstated as part of a smear campaign.
Op-Ed: The WTA's Own Rules Give Naomi Osaka a Huge Advantage if She Were to Sue
'If the WTA further digs in on a legally untenable position, where we may be heading is to court - and not the red clay kind.'
TX Gov. Abbott Makes It Official: 'We're Going to Defund' Cities That Defund Police
Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vowed to punish those cities that attempt to defund municipal police departments.