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Kentucky House unanimously passes bill requiring disclosure of teacher sexual misconduct allegations

The Kentucky House passed a bill that would make it easier for school administrators to know when a job applicant in their district has been accused of misconduct elsewhere.

‘Squad’s’ Jamaal Bowman honored radical Black activist, convicted murderer on middle school’s ‘Wall of Honor’

Rep. Jamaal Bowman, D-N.Y. honored radical Black activist and murderer Assata Shakur while serving as principal of a New York City middle school.

Biden ghostwriter escapes special counsel charges despite deleting evidence

A ghostwriter for President Biden who deleted audio files relevant to the special counsel's investigation into the handling of classified materials will not face charges.

House Republicans in Iowa kick majority leader over budget issues

Idaho Republicans ousted state Rep. Megan Blanksma of Hammett in a vote following budget disagreements, saying she stands by her "concerns" over the proposed budgeting process.

Nebraska lawmaker proposes ‘stand your ground’ gun law

Nebraska is considering joining the majority of GOP-led states by introducing a "stand your ground" law. This bill aims to protect those who use deadly force in self-defense.

Obama AG Eric Holder blasts special counsel’s report

Former Attorney General Eric Holder slammed Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report that contained observations on President Joe Biden’s memory. “Special Counsel Hur report on...

Biden official claims special counsel report was ‘Comey moment’

An unidentified Biden official told Politico that Special Counsel Robert Hur's decision not to recommend charges against President Biden was a "Comey moment."

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—February 9

Three decades later, President Carter’s sorry judicial legacy lives on.

Why Military Recruitment Is Miserable

Recruiters help clarify what exactly is causing their sign-up woes — and it’s not just the aftermath of the pandemic.

Rushed Climate-Reporting Laws Backfiring on California

The state now has two half-baked laws that risk being struck down in court.

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