Mike Johnson says forcing government workers to leave the Washington "swamp" will lead to resignations and retirements that will quickly shrink costs to taxpayers.
The idea was first introduced in 2019 in the Donetsk and Luhansk breakaway regions
A federal judge called the communication between the ACLU and the DOJ "disturbing," saying the relationship was "that of peers working together, not of an advocate submitting proposals to higher authorities."
While University of Washington tells 9th Circuit it struck "perfect balance" between First Amendment rights of Stuart Reges and his students' feelings, judges suggest his punishment didn't match supposed harm to students.
Biden tried to distance himself from former President Trump's policies; pledged 200 million COVID vaccines.
"Brenda Lawrence's comparison is rank Holocaust denial," the Republican Jewish Coalition said in a statement. "If she thinks President Trump compares to Adolf Hitler than she is denying the evil of Hitler and his Nazi followers."
President Trump has been issuing executive orders aimed at law firms that employed key figures in the Russiagate saga. Now, federal judges have blocked many of Trump's efforts, some calling it retribution for the lawfare waged against him by the previous administration.
Every president since Ronald Reagan has mishandled classified documents, according to NARA officials.
Administration compared to Italian government for punishing Galileo over his "Copernican and heliocentric theories" in Supreme Court briefs against censorship of COVID wrongthink.
Anti-misinformation efforts show up in unexpected National Science Foundation grants. Former White House aide who cursed out Big Tech now leads campaign's social media monitoring army.