The Supreme Court’s emergency stay lifts an injunction blocking the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA),
which requires businesses to disclose ownership information. Justice Jackson dissented, arguing there wasn’t enough urgency. The case will return to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, with the Justice Department defending the law. The Court’s ruling allows implementation to proceed, while also rejecting broader issues on federal judges’ power to issue nationwide injunctions.
Ashley Biden, daughter of President Joe Biden, is embroiled in a new scandal involving her charity, the Women’s Wellness Spa(ce), which was accused of failing to disclose…
Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) recently recounted a personal experience on Real Time with Bill Maher when his luggage was stolen in San Francisco two years ago. …
Federal immigration officials recently arrested two Democrat judges—one in New Mexico for allegedly harboring an illegal immigrant tied to a terrorist group, and another in Wisconsin for…
The Supreme Court intervened Monday to block a federal judge’s order requiring the U.S. to return MS-13 gang member Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia from a Salvadoran prison….
Trump Criticized for ‘Disrespectful’ Behavior at Pope Francis’ Funeral Donald Trump faced backlash after attending Pope Francis’ funeral in Vatican City on April 26. An estimated 400,000…
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced that mining projects will now receive permit approvals in as little as 28 days, a major reduction from the typical two-year wait….