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California Democrats on the state's Senate Elections Committee just made it a little easier for registered sex offenders to run for public office. A bill that would have blocked anyone on the state’s sex offender registry from seeking elected positions passed the Assembly without a single no vote, only to die in the upper chamber’s elections panel this week.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett, appointed by President Donald Trump in 2020, has built a reputation for careful jurisprudence since joining the Supreme Court. Yet in recent decisions, including a 5-4 ruling on Mississippi's mail-in ballot rules, she has joined outcomes that challenge core conservative priorities on election integrity and border security.

After two Mamdani-backed, card-carrying members of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) political party won their respective House primaries last Tuesday in New York, all eyes turned to Colorado's 1st Congressional District Democrat primary, which featured longtime incumbent Rep. Diana DeGette facing off against DSA member Melat Kiros.

Lost in all the excitement over the close of the Supreme Court's 2025 term is the fact that today (Tuesday) is also primary election day in Colorado. There aren't quite so many hotly contested races in the Centennial State, but there are a handful worth keeping an eye on. DDHQ previews Colorado's June 30 primaries: Can the Left keep winning? (link in reply) In #CO01, dem socialist Melat Kiros is challenging Rep. Diana DeGette (D). Poll from pro-Kiros group found her up 41%-36%.

Now that the Supreme Court has given its blessing to birth tourism, it's probably worth revisiting this story from 2019. A Chinese national named Dongyuan Li ran a company called You Win USA Vacation Services that helped pregnant Chinese women travel to the U.S. to give birth so their children would get citizenship.

RedState reported earlier on how, amid the flurry of Supreme Court decisions that were handed down on Tuesday, NPR decided to drop a bombshell story about how conservative Justice Samuel Alito was allegedly retiring. The first line of an archived version of the story, which was retracted about five minutes after it went up, claimed that "Justice Samuel Alito, who wrote the Supreme Court's opinion reversing Roe v.

While all eyes were focused on the Supreme Court on Tuesday, the Trump administration scored a victory in one of the lower courts, as U.S. District Court Judge Robert Payne granted the Department of Justice's (DOJ) motion for a preliminary injunction in its lawsuit challenging Virginia's new Mask/Identity statute. The brief, three-page order issued by Payne on Tuesday temporarily blocks Virginia from enforcing the new statute against federal immigration officers while the case proceeds.

Your source to mainline mainstream media misdeeds and malarkey. There was a spate of some deeply incisive and revelatory reporting seen from the New York Times and CNN. They dug into the past of newly minted Democrat Party figure Darializa Chevalier, and came up with some darkly revealing specifics. The issue: the timing of it all. We also looked at the fresh story about National Public Radio coming out with a report on a serious retirement announcement at the Supreme Court.

Without fail, every time Republicans hold congressional hearings on the deadly consequences of the Democrats' sanctuary city policies and Joe Biden's open borders debacle, Democrats make it very clear that they could not care less about the victims. And in the instances where they pretend to care, they play whataboutism games while continuing to refuse to take responsibility for dangerous policies that have gotten American citizens killed.

No matter what anyone thinks of Pride parades and other events, no sane person wants to see any of the participants hurt. So, when the FBI catches a potential mass shooter who had made online threats towards a Lubbock, Texas Pride parade, that's an unmitigated good thing. A United States Postal Service (USPS) employee was arrested Sunday after threatening on social media to commit a mass shooting at a Pride parade in Texas, the FBI announced on Monday.