Coral Springs Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen, 38, was found dead inside her home after police officers arrived for a well-being check. Her husband, Stephen Bowen, 40, was arrested Wednesday and now faces charges of premeditated murder and tampering with physical evidence.The Coral Springs Police Department located Bowen deceased inside the residence on the 800 block of Northwest 127th Avenue. Officers apprehended Stephen Bowen at the scene. He is being held at Broward County’s main jail. No further details have been released about the circumstances behind her death or her exact cause of death. The CSPD said they are not…
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Thursday that he is lifting the longstanding ban on service members carrying personal firearms on U.S. military bases, ending a policy that left America’s trained warfighters unable to defend themselves on their own installations.Hegseth’s memo directs installation commanders to permit requests from service members to carry personal firearms on base “for personal protection.” The presumption, he made clear, favors the service member. “Our warfighters defend the rights to carry. They should be able to carry themselves.” The policy change does include discretion. Hegseth noted that requests can be denied, meaning this isn’t a blanket free-for-all.…
A Colorado appeals court ruled Thursday that former Mesa County elections clerk Tina Peters should be resentenced, finding that the trial judge improperly weighed her speech when handing down a nine-year prison term. The court sent the case back to the trial judge for a new sentencing hearing while leaving her convictions intact.Peters was convicted on seven of the ten counts she faced, including three counts of attempting to influence a public servant and one count each of conspiracy to commit criminal impersonation, first-degree official misconduct, violation of duty, and failure to comply with the requirements of the Secretary of…
Rahm Emanuel, Barack Obama’s former White House chief of staff, unloaded on his own party in a video posted to social media, calling Democratic positions on transgender issues “insane” and declaring that the party has been “undercutting” women while losing culture wars it chose to fight.The remarks amount to a blunt admission from a man who operated at the highest levels of Democratic power: the party abandoned common sense, alienated voters, and still refuses to blow the whistle on itself. A Democrat Makes the Conservative Case As reported by The Daily Caller, Emanuel’s critique touched nearly every pressure point that…
Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Truth Social, Twitter, Youtube Posted Zero Hedge The race for U.S. leadership in AI is hitting a tangible wall made of steel, copper, and imported circuit breakers. Trillions in planned spending on data centers are running up against chronic shortages of transformers, switchgear, and batteries, the unglamorous gear that actually delivers power to the racks. Domestic production has not scaled anywhere near fast enough, leaving developers with little choice but to lean on overseas suppliers, predominantly from China. The result is lengthening lead times that threaten to push back or cancel projects already baked…
A U.S. Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft from the 127th Wing, Michigan Air National Guard, flies over Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Michigan, Sept. 9, 2025. U.S. Air National Guard photo by Airman 1st Class Jacob HessenIranian state media said a second U.S. military aircraft was downed by Iran on Friday.A U.S. A-10 Warthog warplane crashed into the waters in the Persian Gulf after being struck by Iranian defense forces, Iranian state media said.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.
Screencap of Twitter/X video. One of the hospices targeted in ‘Operation Never Say Die’ today had a survival rate of nearly 100 percent. It’s amazing that these people got away with this for as long as they did. People check into hospices to die. It’s extremely rare that someone leaves on their feet. At this place, 97 percent of the patients lived. That is a statistical impossibility. Just imagine how much more of this there is out there. CBS News reports: Hospice with 97% survival rate accused of defrauding Medicare for $7.45M The FBI arrested a married couple Thursday accused…
Flight controllers monitor the progress of Artemis II from NASA’s Mission Control Center in Houston, Texas, on April 3, 2026. T.J. Muscaro/The Epoch TimesHOUSTON, Texas—Artemis II’s four moon-bound astronauts are into the third day of their historic flight and have crossed the halfway point in their distance away from Earth on April 3.NASA reported that the Orion spacecraft Integrity exceeded 130,000 statute miles from Earth and came within 140,000 miles of the moon just after 9 p.m. CT on April 3.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please…
(Headline USA) Most travelers flying with United Airlines will pay $10 more to check their luggage beginning on Friday, as higher jet fuel costs driven by the war in the Middle East push another major U.S. carrier to increase fees.The first piece of checked luggage will now cost customers $45 on flights within the United States, Mexico, Canada and Latin America, according to United. A second bag will cost $55. “This is the first time in two years the airline has raised bag fees,” United said in a statement. Speaking to investors last month, United CEO Scott Kirby said the…
(Andrew Rice, The Center Square) The U.S. economy added 178,000 jobs in March, exceeding expectations, after one month of conflict between the United States and Iran. The unemployment rate dropped to 4.3%, according to a new report from the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday. The March job’s report shows a significant uptick from February’s “dismal” loss of 133,000 jobs. The healthcare, construction, transportation and warehousing industries drove most of the increases in March. The unemployment rate went down to 4.3% in March, slightly improved from 4.4% in February. Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal, said job gains…
A damaged artery at a dangerous time: Largest U.S. gas pipeline takes damage Just as American motorists began bracing for $4 gallon gasoline, the nation’s largest fuel artery suffered a blunt-force blow. On March 31, a third party well drilling crew in Paulding County, Georgia, struck Colonial Pipeline’s Line 1, forcing an emergency shutdown of the system that moves 1.5 million barrels of gasoline daily from Houston to the East Coast. While repairs concluded within 48 hours, the incident raises an uncomfortable question: Are these mechanical mishaps merely industrial accidents, or is the U.S. energy grid experiencing a quiet dress…
EPA will begin monitoring microplastics and pharmaceuticals in drinking water, an issue that is driving hormone chaos and gut breakdown The same water that flows from kitchen faucets across America may be quietly undermining two pillars of human health: hormonal signaling and microbial balance. And for years, regulators looked the other way. That silence cracked when the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Health and Human Services announced they will finally monitor drinking water for microplastics and pharmaceutical contaminants. The move, another win for the “Make America Healthy Again” movement, places these substances on a draft of the agency’s…
Scientists unveiled a chip smaller than a millimeter for optical wireless data. It uses a 25-laser array to transmit at 362.7 gigabits per second. The system consumes roughly half the energy of conventional Wi-Fi. It shapes light into a structured grid to prevent interference and enable multiuser capability. This technology is designed to complement existing networks in high-traffic indoor spaces. Scientists have just unveiled a wireless breakthrough that could make today’s internet feel like a dial-up modem. Researchers have developed a chip smaller than a millimeter that uses an array of 25 tiny infrared lasers to transmit data at a…
According to the book “Bridges of Faith: A Muslim American’s Journey Through Faith, Finance, and the Fight for Humanity’s Future,” Islam and Christianity both trace their origins to Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) and share reverence for divine messengers, emphasizing monotheism, moral living, compassion and justice. The Quran acknowledges Christians and Jews as recipients of divine guidance, fostering mutual respect. Jesus is honored in Islam as a prophet (mentioned 25 times in the Quran) and in Christianity as the Son of God. Mary (Maryam) is also venerated in both traditions, illustrating deep theological connections. Governments, globalists and corrupt institutions manipulate religious differences…
Iran Expands Cyber Campaign Against U.S. and Israel With Multi-Tiered Digital Attacks Iran is escalating its cyber operations against the United States and Israel, deploying a layered network of digital actors to conduct espionage, disrupt infrastructure, and influence public perception, according to a report by the Financial Times [1]. Cybersecurity analysts describe the effort as a coordinated campaign involving three distinct tiers: elite units linked to Iran’s military and intelligence, state-aligned proxies, and hacktivist groups. The campaign employs layered attacks targeting government, critical infrastructure, and private sector entities [2]. Officials from the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and…
Analysis of Energy Transition Costs Finds Grid Instability, Slower Economic Growth A recent analysis from an independent energy policy group has found that the global transition to renewable energy sources has resulted in a $40 trillion loss in potential economic growth due to grid instability and capital misallocation, according to the report. The study, published in March 2026, concludes that approximately $2 trillion was invested in solar, wind, and ‘net-zero’ programs between 2010 and 2026, but these expenditures have failed to deliver promised reliability or affordability. The report’s authors state that the pursuit of weather-dependent power generation has created significant…
Newly released federal records detail a coordinated communications strategy by officials in the administration of former President Joe Biden aimed at countering what they described as COVID-19 misinformation during the height of the pandemic. The materials, obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests by the watchdog group Protect the Public’s Trust, include a collection of documents outlining messaging plans, media preparation, and engagement with technology companies in 2021 as the Delta variant spread across the United States, according to a report by Newsmax [1]. The documents, released in early 2026, focus heavily on the role of then–U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy…
Interest in Foraging Grows, Prompting Expert Guidance on Safety and Identification A reported increase in individuals across North America and Europe are seeking wild edible plants and mushrooms, according to foraging instructors and field guide authors. The activity, described as an ancient practice, is being revived through social media, local classes and a growing interest in self-reliance. Experts emphasize the critical need for proper identification and foundational knowledge before consumption. “Foraging can be a humbling task; it demands a high price for respect and is often unforgiving with mistakes,” according to Bill Jones, author of “The Deerholme Foraging Book” [1]. The…
Study Identifies Kimchi Bacterium as Potential Agent to Reduce Nanoplastic Absorption Introduction: Bacterium from Fermented Food Binds Nanoplastics A beneficial bacterium isolated from kimchi, a traditional Korean fermented vegetable dish, can bind to nanoplastics in the intestines and help remove them from the body, according to a new study. The research, published in the journal Bioresource Technology, found the bacterium Leuconostoc mesenteroides CBA3656 trapped up to 87 percent of plastic particles under ideal laboratory conditions [1]. Scientists suggest this microbial strain, generally recognized as safe for human consumption, could represent a new biological strategy to address plastic pollution’s health impacts.…
Surge in Meteor Sightings During 2026’s First Quarter Prompts Scientific Review Introduction A significant increase in reports of brilliant meteors, known as fireballs, in the first three months of 2026 has prompted a formal scientific review. The American Meteor Society (AMS), a nonprofit that has tracked such events for over a century, stated the surge “warrants serious investigation.” [1] According to the organization’s preliminary data, the first quarter of 2026 has seen more fireball reports than the same period in any year since its modern records began in 2011. [1] Officials said the data shows a pattern that requires deeper analysis to…
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier says the state may take enforcement action against the NFL if it continues to use the Rooney Rule, which encourages teams to interview minority and female candidates for coaching positions.Uthmeier said he sent a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell ahead of the NFL’s Annual League Meeting, which wrapped up this week, urging him to discontinue the practice. “The NFL’s use of the Rooney Rule violates Florida law by requiring race-based considerations in hiring. Florida law is clear: hiring decisions cannot be based on race. And the Rooney Rule mandates race-based interviews and incentivizes race-based…
The Georgia General Assembly seemed ready to pass one bill that would change the state’s elections, but in the end, lawmakers said “sine die” early Friday morning without reaching an agreement.A bill that would require Georgia to have a new voting system by the 2028 presidential primary passed the House but did not get a Senate vote. Senate Bill 214 would have taken the pressure off election officials trying to implement Senate Bill 189, passed in 2024, which prohibited QR codes on ballots. That bill would have taken effect on July 1, before the November 2026 election. Rep. Victor Anderson,…
Candidates in the race for California treasurer and a Democratic lawmaker reacted this week to a plan to keep state tax dollars from paying for federal immigration operations.State Sen. Anna Caballero, D-Merced County, announced a plan in recent weeks to keep California taxpayers’ money from supporting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in the state. The plan is part of Caballero’s platform as she runs for treasurer, according to her campaign website. Caballero’s “ICE Out Plan” keeps state bond money from supporting immigration raids, detention centers and other activities from ICE. The proposal also blocks the state from financing companies…
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers vetoed a pair of bills Friday that would have exempted overtime pay and cash tips from state income taxes.Assembly Bill 461 would have matched a temporary federal income tax exemption on overtime that would apply to the extra pay received for working overtime up to $12,500 per year for an individual or $25,000 per year for joint filers. The exemption is targeted at middle-income residents and is phased out for those making an adjusted gross income between $150,000 and $275,000 as an individual or $300,000 to $550,000 as a joint filer. “My position has always been…
This Easter weekend, as traditional Christians around the world rejoice in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the White House is once again echoing with prayers, proclamations, and a commitment to religious liberty rooted in America’s founding faith.During Holy Week and leading into Easter on Sunday, President Donald Trump hosted multiple White House events for national faith leaders, including prayer services in the Oval Office, an Easter lunch in the East Room, and worship gatherings featuring pastors such as Franklin Graham, Paula White-Cain, Jentezen Franklin, and Bishop Robert Barron. The gatherings included choral performances, prayers, and Trump’s own remarks on religious…
Five months before the nation’s largest federal appeals court affirmed that elementary school students have the same First Amendment rights as older students, a different federal appeals court authorized teachers and administrators to clamp down on student expression that they subjectively interpret as code for profanity.Middle school students banned by Michigan’s Tri County Area Schools from wearing sweatshirts that read “Let’s Go Brandon,” the media-devised euphemism for a profane chant against then-President Biden, have now petitioned the Supreme Court to review the split decision by a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel, which created a circuit split. Lower courts are “guessing” how to…
The National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) is refusing to remove a chapter about climate science from an influential training manual used by judges all across the country, possibly some involved in climate cases. The manual is intended to be a neutral presentation of science to help judges involved in cases dealing with a range of issues where judges need to have some understanding of the underlying scientific principles of the case. The manual was created to bring judges up to speed on fundamental scientific understanding. Few — if any — federal judges are chemists, geologists or climatologists. Undisclosed…
Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District represents a rural area running from the Minnesota and Iowa borders to Eau Claire and a strip that ends between Wausau and Appleton. But a large topic of debate in the rematch race between incumbent Derrick Van Orden and Rebecca Cooke is about a country a world away – China.The race is expected to be close, with Cooke’s team claiming its internal polling showed a 1% point lead over Van Orden in polling by Impact Research from Feb. 12-17 with questions asked of 500 likely general election voters. Cooke recently touted an endorsement from the Natural…
President Donald Trump said Friday that “religion is growing” in the United States as the nation closes out Holy Week and enters Easter weekend. The president made the comment during an Easter message on Truth Social ahead of the holiday, which takes place on Sunday and marks the resurrection of Jesus in the Christian faith. During Holy Week, Trump hosted multiple White House events for national faith leaders, including prayer services in the Oval Office, an Easter lunch and worship gatherings with pastors such as Franklin Graham. The president will also hold the annual Easter Egg Roll at the White House…
A shaken Kendra Duggar poured out her fears in emotional jail calls, urging her husband not to trust anyone as both face serious legal trouble. According to Fox News, in recordings obtained by TMZ, the 27-year-old can be heard crying while speaking to Joseph Duggar. She revealed she had hired her own attorney, separate from his, as the couple navigates the fallout from their arrests. “I think Friday has probably been my hardest day, but that’s crazy to say because Wednesday was crazy hard,” she said. Her anguish focused heavily on losing custody of their four children. “But it’s just…
Screencap of Twitter/X video. A shocking video is making the rounds on social media right now which shows Gavin Newsom’s wife Jennifer Siebel Newsom speaking at an event and bragging about the gender nonsense that she is using to fill up the minds of her children. It’s not exactly clear when the video is from but it appears recent and she is clearly proud of what she is talking about. It is now widely known that one of Trump’s most effective 2024 ads was the one where he reminded voters that Kamala Harris supports all of this craziness. Now Gavin…
Formal group photograph of the Supreme Court as it was been comprised on June 30, 2022 after Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson joined the Court. The Justices are posed in front of red velvet drapes and arranged by seniority, with five seated and four standing…Seated from left are Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Clarence Thomas, Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., and Justices Samuel A. Alito and Elena Kagan. .Standing from left are Justices Amy Coney Barrett, Neil M. Gorsuch, Brett M. Kavanaugh, and Ketanji Brown Jackson…Credit: Fred Schilling, Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States. The progressive activist group ‘Demand…
Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech OpenClaw fever is still going strong in tech circles. The open source AI agent, much hyped for “actually doing things,” has been embraced by many programmers to automate parts of their workflow. But could they be automating themselves out of a job? That’s not a possibility that seems to bother the co-founders of the Silicon Valley startup JustPaid, who brag they’ve used OpenClaw to create an entire software engineering team made of seven fully autonomous AI agents. That’s what’s they’re claiming, at any…
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Ah, Virginia, the land of cherry blossoms and… apparently, an ever-growing budget for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion? The state has decided that pouring $1.8 million annually into a DEI office is a wise investment, especially under the keen leadership of Dr. Sesha Moon, our newly appointed “DEI Pioneer.” Because when I think of fiscal responsibility, I certainly think of prioritizing “inclusivity” over actual services that Virginians need! What’s more impressive than the budgetary priorities of our elected officials? The reaction to former Governor Glenn Youngkin’s attempt to inject a little common sense is like watching a cat on a hot…
Two fast-growing wildfires broke out in Southern California on Friday, prompting evacuations in Los Angeles and Riverside counties in the first large blazes of the 2026 fire season.The Springs Fire in Riverside County is the largest blaze so far, spreading across 3,500 acres as of publishing time and is just 5% contained. The fire prompted evacuations in Lake Perris and Moreno Valley. Alex Izaguirre, a spokesperson with Riverside County Fire, told the Los Angeles Times that “wind” is the biggest issue with the fire right now because of the Santa Ana winds, which feature gusts of up to 50 mph. …
Bruce Springsteen during the premiere for his recent biopic. Credit: Wikimedia Commons Every once in a while, the media does something to remind us all of who they really are. In this case, TIME Magazine is out with a review of Bruce Springsteen’s big ‘resist’ concert tour that is so over the top and cringeworthy that it’s embarrassing. They’re getting mocked for it on Twitter/X and they fully deserve it. Take a look below: Historians may remember the performance as one of the most unflinching acts of musical and theatrical resistance mounted against Trump—or any President, for that matter—in the…
Cody Campbell has rapidly become one of the most important figures in college football, almost singlehandedly responsible for the rapid rise of the Texas Tech Red Raiders program. After years of mediocrity, without a single nine-win season or better since the magical 2008 Graham Harrell, Michael Crabtree season under head coach Mike Leach, Texas Tech exploded back onto the national scene in 2025 thanks to the country’s best transfer portal class. They went 11-1 in the regular season, with their only loss coming on the road to a tough Arizona State team. While their schedule wasn’t exactly full of ranked teams,…
BYD electric cars and other car brands for export are stacked at the Taicang port in Suzhou, in eastern China’s Jiangsu Province, on April 7, 2025. AFP/Getty ImagesThree U.S. senators are asking President Donald Trump to prohibit Chinese automakers from opening plants in the United States, ahead of the president’s trip to Beijing for a bilateral meeting next month.“Allowing automakers headquartered in China, which operate with backing from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), to build and sell vehicles in the United States would have far-reaching consequences for our economic and national security,” the lawmakers wrote in an April 3 letter…
Images from Kuwait show a US Army CH-47 Chinook helicopter reportedly struck yesterday, reports Israeli journalist Amir Tsarfati. During the combat search and rescue mission today which saw the shoot down of an F-15E, and two MH-60s damaged by anti-aircraft fire, a U.S. A-10 crashed while providing close air support for the search-and-rescue mission for the F-15E crew when it was hit by Iranian fire. The ‘Sandy’ A-10 aircraft made it to Kuwait but crashed after the pilot ejected, reported ABC. ‘Sandy’ is a callsign used during combat search and rescue for attack aircraft dedicated to protect slow-moving rescue assets.…
US Coast Guard rescues 3 federal agents and 2 boaters after vessels capsize near Isla de Cabras in Toa Baja, Puerto Rico The US Coast Guard said three federal agents and two boaters were rescued after capsizing in rough waters near Isla de Cabras in Toa Baja, Puerto Rico, on Tuesday. The US Coast Guard and Puerto Rico Police Joint Forces of Rapid Action air crews executed the mission. Video released by Coast Guard Southeast shows the stranded persons signaling for help as they’re beaten by waves in the ocean before air crews come to their rescue. Three US Customs…
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston testifies before the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Capitol Hill on March 5, 2025. Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch TimesA federal judge dismissed a lawsuit March 31 filed by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) claiming Colorado and Denver’s sanctuary laws interfered with federal enforcement of immigration laws.“Our nation was founded on a system of ‘duel sovereignty,’ in which ‘citizens would have two political capacities, one state and one federal, each protected from incursion by the other,’” U.S. District Judge Gordon Gallagher wrote.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different…
Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton’s watch party in Chicago on March 17, 2026. Stratton won the Democratic Senate primary. Nathaniel Smith for The Epoch TimesThe Democratic National Committee (DNC) acknowledged this week that the party’s approach to reaching voters is broken.That admission, contained in the opening pages of a 200-plus-page campaign playbook released on March 28, came with a plan to fix the party’s organizing mechanics. It did not come with an answer to the broader question facing Democrats heading into the November 2026 midterm elections: What does the party stand for beyond opposition to President Donald Trump?We had a…
Please follow us on Truth Social, Telegram, Rumble, Minds, Gettr, Twitter, Gab, Youtube Posted Zero Hedge Lawyers in the Mile High State are now being strong-armed by Democrats into signing a radical anti-immigration-enforcement pledge just to do their jobs. Starting March 30, 2026, every private attorney logging into Colorado’s official Courts E-Filing system (CCE) must certify – under penalty of perjury – that they will never use or share non-public personal information from court records to assist federal immigration authorities. Refuse? You’re shut out of the system entirely. No filing lawsuits, no checking case files, no representing clients in state court. Period. The certification…
Two American military helicopters were struck by enemy fire Friday while conducting recovery operations in Iran.The helicopters were searching for the missing crew member of a military plane that was shot down earlier Friday. One of the pilots of the Air Force F-15E fighter jet has been found. A second military jet also crashed in the Middle East Friday. A source identified one of the military helicopters to The Hill as a U.S. Air Force UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. The other was described as a search-and-rescue helicopter. Both aircrafts managed to escape, according to the outlet. The incidents come after…
A second American fighter jet crashed in the Middle East Friday, and the lone pilot has been safely rescued.The second plane crashed nearly the same time that Iran shot down an Air Force F-15E fighter jet, where one member of the two-person plane remains missing. The second aircraft has been identified as an A-10 Warthog attack plane. Details on the second crash were not immediately clear, including the cause of the incident and the location where the plane fell, but the pilot has been rescued. The two incidents come after the U.S. and Israel began the weeks-long conflict with Iran…
The media picked the wrong fights in the last few months, and the cameras caught every second of it. Cable news panels have spent years telling audiences what matters and what does not. These five moments show exactly what happened when the framing collapsed in real time.1. CNN Hosts Ignored Somali Day Care Fraud Allegations And Went After Man Who Reported Them Independent journalist Nick Shirley posted a 42-minute video visiting Somali-run day care centers in Minnesota accused of defrauding the state out of millions of dollars. CNN’s panel responded by targeting Shirley instead of the story. Former MSNBC host…
FBI arrests healthcare fraudsters in Los Angeles – April 2, 2026 The Trump Administration’s fraud task force, led by Vice President JD Vance, revealed on Thursday that it has identified and suspended 221 fraudulent hospice and healthcare providers. According to Fox News, the massive progress comes after just 70 providers were initially suspended last week. But it’s not stopping there. “We expect this number to grow much, much higher in the coming weeks,” a senior Administration official said. “The Administration’s War on Fraud once again yields results as more suspensions take place and fraudsters face justice for ripping off hard-working…
Brown Jackson’s dissents have gone off the rails, calls her colleagues’ 8-1 majority opinion “unprincipled.” The post KBJ Angry Dissent After Unable to Convert Any Other Justice To Her Side in Conversion Therapy Case first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.
The U.S. Capitol building in Washington on Feb. 21, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch TimesCommentaryIn constitutional democracies, where political life is supposed to be governed by persuasion rather than coercion, the accurate use of language is not just an academic exercise—it’s a civic obligation. Unfounded rhetorical branding corrodes the quality of democratic discourse.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.