From the Bench

The Judicial Branch of our government consists of U.S. Supreme Court and lower federal courts. The U.S. Supreme Court is the highest court in the land and currently has 9 judges. Justices are chosen by the President and are confirmed by the Senate, Like each and every federal judge. Their terms do not expire meaning they hold their position for life. The U.S. Supreme court hears cases that challenge the constitution, interprets legislation, and is supposed to protect civil rights, deal with disputes between states, and preside over cases that involve treaties. One of the most important powers of the Supreme court is Judicial Review. Judicial Review allows for the court to proclaim that legislation or an Executive Act is unconstitutional. This has been very lacking within the past several decades though due to the politicization of the court.  Therefore, the decisions made by the Supreme Court have had a very significant impact on society in a very bad way due to a lack of accountability within the courts.

Coca-Cola’s New Diversity Goals Would Force It to REDUCE Its Black Workers by 30%

AP Images With 2021 diversity training, Coca-Cola earned the moniker “Woka-Cola” by advising employees to “try to be less white.” But now the company may become more white. That will be the result, anyway, if Coke follows through on a pledge to enforce new diversity goals.That is, to align their employee racial, ethnic, and sexual demographics with U.S. census data.Meeting...

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Seattle Street Preacher Arrested When Leftists Assaulted Him Triumphs Over City

dtimiraos/iStock/Getty Images Plus A Seattle man who was arrested twice for preaching at public events scored a “complete victory” when a judge granted him an injunction and ordered the city to pay him damages.Last week, U.S. District Judge Barbara Rothstein issued a permanent injunction prohibiting Seattle police from repeating their offenses against Matthew Meinecke. Rothstein’s consent order “represents a complete...

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Trump-appointed Judge Rules Against National Labor Relations Board

BrianAJackson/iStock/Getty Images Plus Texas District Court Judge Mark Pittman, appointed to his position by President Donald Trump in 2019, ruled that the National Labor Relations Board (NRLB) may not pursue its claims against a “social care network” company. Findhelp, a company that “connects people and programs — making it easy for people to find social services in their communities,” ran...

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Maryland Parents Ask Supreme Court to Rule on Schools’ Mandatory LGBTQ Lessons

Amazon.com A religiously diverse group of Maryland parents is petitioning the Supreme Court to consider whether their local school district may force students to submit to LGBTQ indoctrination against their parents’ wishes.“Parents shouldn’t have to take a back seat to anyone when it comes to introducing their children to complex and sensitive issues around gender and sexuality,” Eric Baxter, vice president...

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Climate Advocacy Group Wants Supreme Court to Revive “Children’s” Climate Case

BrianAJackson/iStock/Getty Images Plus On Thursday, the climate advocacy group Our Children’s Trust attempted to breathe life back into their failed climate-change-blame case, Juliana v. United States. Petitioning the Supreme CourtThe climate zealots filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to overturn an appellate court’s decision in May to dismiss the case. They want the Court to correct what they call...

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Many U.S. Mainstream Media Join Brazilian Socialists to Try to Destroy Elon Musk’s X

The Vigilant Fox/X Elon Musk The “world is not obliged to put up with Musk’s extreme right-wing anything goes just because he is rich.” So said Brazilian president and ex-convict Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva recently, referencing his nation’s attack on Musk’s X social media platform.Only, he didn’t mention that “anything goes” doesn’t mean killing and stealing (which governments do...

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Federal Lawsuit: Arizona Counties Refuse to Purge Noncitizens From Voter Rolls

LPETTET/iStock/Getty Images Plus The lawsuit filed by America First Legal (AFL) against Maricopa County, Arizona, to stop illegal aliens from voting now includes 14 more of the Grand Canyon State’s counties.The suit argues that officials are not, as required by law, purging noncitizens’ names from voter rolls, and demands that the court order those counties to rectify their refusal to...

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Merchan Postpones Trump Sentencing Until After Election

AP Images New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan has delayed the sentencing hearing in former President Donald Trump’s “hush money” trial until November 26. He rescheduled it from September 18 until after the election due to concerns of a “politically prejudicial” motive to alter this year’s presidential election, stating in his decision:By letter dated August 14, 2024, Defendant requests...

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Illinois Ban on Carrying Concealed on Public Transportation Ruled Unconstitutional

RonBailey/iStock/Getty Images Plus U.S. District Judge Iain Johnston, nominated to his position by then-President Donald Trump in 2020, ruled on Friday that Illinois’ ban on citizens carrying a concealed firearm for personal protection on either of Chicago’s two mass transit systems violated the Second Amendment. The bad news is that his ruling only applies to the four individual plaintiffs who...

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Lafayette University Forced to Rescind Downtown “Gun-Free Zones” Designation

undefined undefined/iStock/Getty Images Plus Lafayette University officials rescinded its designation of the Lafayette Science Museum in downtown Lafayette, Louisiana, as a “gun-free zone” last Wednesday following receipt of a letter from an attorney representing Gun Owners of America (GOA). Because the designation covers a 1,000-foot radius, because it also includes nearby two hotels being used by university students as dormitories,...

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Technofascism: The Government Pressured Tech Companies to Censor Users

John Whitehead Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, has finally admitted what we knew all along: Facebook conspired with the government to censor individuals expressing “disapproved” views about the COVID-19 pandemic.Zuckerberg’s confession comes in the wake of a series of court rulings that turn a blind eye to the government’s technofascism.In a 2-1 decision in Children’s Health Defense v. Meta, the...

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Pro-gun Groups File Friendly Brief in “Frames and Receivers” Case to the Supreme Court

westtexasfish/iStock/Getty Images Plus The Gun Owners of America (GOA) and its sister organization, Gun Owners Foundation (GOF), filed an amicus curiae brief with the Supreme Court last week in Garland v. VanDerStok, asking it to affirm lower courts’ rulings against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF).Despite being slapped down for its blatant overreach in its declaration that...

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Zuckerberg Letter Suggests SCOTUS Erred In Siding With Biden on Censorship Case

AP Images Mark Zuckerberg In his newsmaking letter to U.S. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, Facebook chieftain Mark Zuckerberg did more than admit that the Biden administration pressured the social-media platform to censor what the leftist officials called “misinformation.”He did more than admit Facebook was wrong to demote to the New York Post’s scoop about Hunter Biden’s laptop.Those who...

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Vance: Trump Would Veto National Abortion Ban

Syldavia/iStock/Getty Images Plus Republican vice-presidential candidate Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) said that Donald Trump, if elected president, would not support a national abortion ban and would veto such legislation if it reached his desk. Speaking on NBC’s Meet the Press on Saturday, Vance stated that he can “absolutely commit” that Trump would not impose such a ban, adding that the...

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Law School Dean: Time to Scrap Our “Flawed” Constitution and “Rewrite It”

inhauscreative/iStock/Getty Images Plus The “Left hates the Constitution and constitutionalism,” I wrote in 2018. And there’s a simple reason for this: “The Constitution is a conservative document.” Contrary to what most think, “conservative” above only means that the document serves to maintain a status quo. It limits the change the government can effect, and the Constitution itself is difficult to...

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Judge Gives RFK Green Light to Sue Biden Admin Over Censorship

eranicle/iStock/Getty Images Plus A federal judge ruled Tuesday that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s censorship lawsuit against the Biden administration may proceed. “The Court finds that Kennedy is likely to succeed on his claim that suppression of content posted was caused by actions of Government Defendants, and there is a substantial risk that he will suffer similar injury in the near...

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