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Youngkin keeps Virginia from going to pot

Credit Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) not just for vetoing a bill last week that would have created a retail marijuana market but also for issuing a comprehensive, fact-filled explanation of why the dope craze is dreadful. Youngkin’s summary sentences alone encapsulate the plethora of anti-legalization arguments this publication has made for years. Retail marijuana legalization, […]

Number of anti-Muslim complaints in 2023 hit record high: CAIR

Over 8,000 anti-Muslim complaints were recorded across the nation last year, marking the highest total in the 30 years the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has tracked the complaints. In its report, published Tuesday, CAIR said it received 8,061 complaints of anti-Muslim incidents, surpassing the previous record in 2021, when 6,720 incidents were reported. This...

Don’t betray NY workers who braved pandemic

The state faced a crisis four years ago as the COVID pandemic wreaked havoc.

Gov. Hochul, answer widow Stephanie Diller’s question: When will you protect New Yorkers?

No, governor. Your job, first and foremost, is to keep New Yorkers safe — and it’s a job you’re failing at miserably.

Judge Shuts Down Hunter Biden’s Motions to Dismiss Federal Tax Charges

‘Defendant cites portions of various Internet news sources, social media posts, and legal blogs. These citations, however, are not evidence,’ the judge noted.

Judge refuses to toss out Hunter Biden tax case

A judge refused Monday to toss out a tax case against Hunter Biden, moving the case closer to the possible spectacle of a trial as his father campaigns for another term as president.

Jewish leaders ask Congress to restore $30.5 million in security funds for nonprofit facilities

Leaders of Jewish organizations are calling on Congress to restore $30.5 million to a grant program that helps fund security measures at houses of worship.

Trump posts $175 million bond to avert asset seizure as he appeals N.Y. fraud penalty

Donald Trump posted a $175 million bond on Monday in his New York civil fraud case, halting collection of the more than $454 million he owes and preventing the state from seizing his assets to satisfy the debt while he appeals, according to a court filing.

Judge expands Trump’s gag order after ex-president’s social media posts about judge’s daughter

The judge in Donald Trump's hush-money criminal case on Monday declared his daughter off-limits to the former president's rancor, expanding a gag order days after Trump assailed and made false claims about her on social media.

Former U.S. prosecutor who helped indict Jan. 6 defendants about to stand trial for violent attack

A former U.S. prosecutor from Tampa who helped the federal government indict Florida residents accused of participating in the riots at the U.S. Capitol is about to stand trial himself.

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