The Long History of Parents’ Rights By: Joseph Griffith In a Virginia gubernatorial debate on September 28th, Democratic candidate Terry McAuliffe declared that parents should not “be telling schools what they should teach.” “Listen,” he […]
Michigan AG Using State Police to Go After Those Who Allege Election Fraud in 2020 Kyle Becker Michigan’s Attorney General Dana Nessel is once again finding herself at the center of an abuse of power […]
Arizona attorney general ‘greatly alarmed’ by Biden’s door-to-door vaccine push, says he won’t tolerate any invasion of privacy Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has raised concerns over the Biden administration’s plan to send agents to […]
Newly Released OLC Memo Shows Staff Lawyers Found No Basis For Obstruction Charges In Mueller Report The “smoking gun” that wasn’t JONATHAN TURLEY The long-awaited, though partial, release of a memorandum from the Justice Department […]
Is Attorney General Barr a coward? Has he sold out? Jon Rappoport “To date, we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election,” Barr told the […]
States, FTC suing Facebook over alleged antitrust violations FTC suit alleges Facebook has engaged in “systematic strategy” to eliminate competition By Joseph Weber Dozens of states and federal antitrust authorities filed antitrust lawsuits Wednesday claiming Facebook […]
Attorney General Bill Barr Wins Helen Keller Award Hell, even Helen Keller could see the widespread fraud that infects this entire Presidential election by Larry C Johnson Congrats to Bill Barr. He is the runaway […]
On the Stone Sentencing [Updated] By: Michael Ramsey With all the uproar over the Roger Stone sentencing episode, including supposed presidential bullying of the Attorney General and the Attorney General’s supposed interference in the prosecution, it […]
TLB Editors Note: A Massachusetts judge ruled on Monday that the state’s lawsuit against Purdue Pharma for allegedly helping spawn the opioid crisis should be released in full to the public. Previous versions of the […]
The Law … vs … The Color of Law By TLB Contributing Writer: Dan Asmussen. “Color” means “An appearance, semblance, or simulacrum, as distinguished from that which is real. A prima facia or apparent right. […]
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