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Supreme Court declines to hear challenge to New York law allowing abortion clinic buffer zones

The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a NY law that allegedly targeted a Catholic "sidewalk counselor," upholding precedent allowing abortion clinic buffer zones.

WH spurns Biden family ‘conspiracy theories’ ahead of likely impeachment inquiry vote, Hunter Biden deposition

White House deputy press secretary Andrew Bates refused to answer questions regarding what he called "conspiracy" theories of corruption within the Biden family.

Air Force disciplines 15 members over Jack Teixeira’s alleged leak of classified national security documents

The Air Force disciplined 15 members in connection to Pentagon leak suspect Jack Teixeira's sharing of classified documents on the Ukraine-Russia war.

Special counsel Jack Smith calls on Supreme Court to rule on Trump immunity claim

Special Counsel Jack Smith asked the Supreme Court for an expedited ruling on if Donald Trump has immunity for crimes linked to the 2020 election.

NH man plotted to kill presidential candidate, supporters at campaign event: DOJ

A 30-year-old New Hampshire man has been charged with making threats against GOP presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy, the Justice Department announced Monday.

Fed lawsuit: Hire old people for heavy manual labor — or else!

The Equal Employment Opportunity Comission is suing Meathead Movers for "discouragement bias" because not enough old people work there. The feds are totally out...

Let’s ‘Turn the Clock Back’ and Require Standardized Tests

Many colleges and universities have gone ‘test optional’ in recent years. Some argue that this should change.

The D.C. Circuit Gets the Trump Gag Order Right

In balancing an abusive prosecution and an abusive defendant, the appeals court reasonably limited but didn’t eliminate restrictions on Trump’s public speech.

Hundreds of Harvard Faculty Members Sign Petition Supporting University President

The petition comes after Liz Magill, who also testified in the antisemitism hearing, resigned as president of the University of Pennsylvania.

Steven Rinella takes the MeatEater show on the road in Middle America

HOMESTEAD, Pennsylvania — Conservationist, outdoorsman, podcaster, father, avid hunter, cook, New York Times bestselling author, and master storyteller Steven Rinella is somewhere in the middle of the country as we speak, driving from Colorado to Pennsylvania as part of his MeatEater Live Tour. It's a show that takes all of the laughs, stories, harrowing adventures, and trivia of his wildly popular podcast to the cities and towns that many of his fans call home.

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