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Feds' claim that it can destroy state property doesn't cut it

Feds' claim that it can destroy state property doesn't cut it

It's considered a victory for the state of Texas. A federal judge on Monday ruled the Biden administration must stop cutting razor wire on fences along the country's southern border meant to stop immigrants crossing illegally from Mexico.

Bronson Woodruff
Oct 31, 2023
Homosexual activists nervous over Texas judge who refused to officiate same-sex weddings

Posted Oct 31, 2023

Homosexual activists nervous over Texas judge who refused to officiate same-sex weddings
Federal case is this father's way of speaking up

Posted Oct 30, 2023

Federal case is this father's way of speaking up
Californians win back constitutional right to lawfully own 'assault weapons'

Posted Oct 25, 2023

Californians win back constitutional right to lawfully own 'assault weapons'
Court sides with Catholic practitioners

Posted Oct 25, 2023

Court sides with Catholic practitioners
Attorney: 'No evidence' conviction reflects no appreciation for satire

Posted Oct 24, 2023

Attorney: 'No evidence' conviction reflects no appreciation for satire
Decision expected in clinic's case against unwanted abortions

Posted Oct 23, 2023

Decision expected in clinic's case against unwanted abortions
DEI by any other name is still unconstitutional

Posted Oct 19, 2023

DEI by any other name is still unconstitutional
Citing recent SCOTUS ruling, bassist sues symphony over COVID-19 mandate

Posted Oct 13, 2023

Citing recent SCOTUS ruling, bassist sues symphony over COVID-19 mandate
Bailey is 3-0 – but the fight to protect free speech continues

Posted Oct 06, 2023

Bailey is 3-0 – but the fight to protect free speech continues
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