News FBI says fortune seized in Beverly Hills raid was criminals’ loot. Owners say: Where’s the proof? Michael Finnegan September 19, 2021
News LETTER: Nevada’s executive branch now owns the legislative branch Knight Allen September 18, 2021
News Guest column: Jacksonville cleans up SWAT mess, but other cities refuse Jeffrey Redfern and Daryl James September 18, 2021
News Kentucky judge wants to rule on school choice law in coming weeks Steve Bittenbender September 17, 2021
News Op-Ed: No drugs, no arrest, but Texas police take cash anyway Arif Panju and Daryl James September 17, 2021
News This Private Eye Was Denied a License Because He Criticized Police J.D. Tuccille September 17, 2021
News Ky. Court Hears Challenge Over Private School Scholarship Tax Credit – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville Ryland Barton September 16, 2021
News Kentucky judge expected to issue ruling in school choice lawsuit by next month Kevin Wheatley September 16, 2021
News Education opportunity accounts, Kentucky’s school-choice measure, goes before judge Olivia Krauth September 16, 2021
News Massachusetts man denied Maine occupational license appeals to SCOTUS Katherine Revello September 16, 2021
News Judges Who Violate Due Process Rights For Personal Gain Just Got a Major Pass From This Federal Court Billy Binion September 15, 2021
News Citing First Amendment, Private Investigator Asks Supreme Court to Review License Denial Matthew Vadum September 15, 2021
News Rutledge joins assault on public education in Supreme Court case Max Brantley September 14, 2021
News Should federal officers get immunity for lies and beatings? SCOTUS is asked to decide Debra Cassens Weiss September 14, 2021
News Guest columnist: Ky. families will benefit from Education Opportunity Accounts Ben Field September 14, 2021
News Lawsuit: Texas Cops Use “Cut And Paste Allegations” To Seize Couple’s Life Savings Nick Sibilla September 14, 2021
News Private eye denied license over Facebook posts asks Supreme Court to find Maine violated his freedom of speech Judy Harrison September 14, 2021
News Judge tosses lawsuit against New Orleans ankle monitoring company over ties to judge Matt Sledge September 13, 2021
News Editorial: Texans deserve day in court against rogue federal agents American-Statesman Editorial Board September 12, 2021
News If the police lie, should they be held liable? Often the answer is no. Shaila Dewan September 12, 2021
News Biden vaccine plan for employers raises longstanding legal questions over mandates, experts say John Fritze September 11, 2021
News Should public tuition assistance be used to attend religious schools? Sen. Mike Lee thinks so Dennis Romboy September 10, 2021
News Tarpon Springs Food Truck To Appeal Court Decision On City Law D'Ann Lawrence White September 10, 2021
