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2 Illinois Election Board Democrats Who Blocked Senate President Don Harmon Fines Have Ties to His Donors
By Rick Pearson | December 14, 2025 (Chicago Tribune) Two Democratic members of the Illinois State Board of Elections who helped block nearly $10 million in campaign fines against Democratic Senate President Don Harmon have political ties to organizations that contributed disputed, above-limit donations to Harmon and continued giving to...
UA Professor Sues Board of Regents, Alleging DEI Retaliation and Committee Blacklisting
By Matthew Holloway | Dec. 8, 2025 (AZ Free News) University of Arizona (UA) English professor Dr. Matthew Abraham has filed a federal lawsuit alleging he was blacklisted from key faculty-governance committees after raising concerns about DEI-driven hiring practices within his department. The complaint, filed Nov. 25 in the U.S....
Supreme Court Urged To Decide If Diverting Water In California Counts As Government ‘Theft’
Leslie Bolden | Dec. 3, 2025 (Tampa Free Press) A legal battle over California water rights has reached the doorstep of the U.S. Supreme Court, raising a fundamental constitutional question: When the government commandeers water for environmental reasons, is it merely regulating a resource or physically seizing private property? The...
BRENDAN PHILBIN: Public Schools are Failing Students by Obstructing Free Speech Rights
Brendan Philbin | Dec. 4, 2025 (Human Events) By silencing critics, pushing politics, or imposing beliefs, school districts fail in their central mission of education. And the means of failure are unconstitutional. Across the United States, public school districts bear an immense responsibility: preparing young people to be informed, thoughtful...