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9th Circuit Court shoots down proposition to ban standard capacity rifle magazines

July 23, 2018 -

As Ammoland reported, the appeals court upheld a lower court’s decision to stop the implementation of Proposition 63, a measure passed by voters in 2016 that began the process of prohibiting firearm magazines that hold in excess of 10 rounds. 

“This is a stunning smackdown of…Newsom’s anti-gun agenda,” Sam Paredes, the executive director of Gun Owners of California, said, per Ammoland. “This decision is encouraging — especially since this will likely be appealed to the ...

Gun rights groups vow to appeal seventh circuit ruling on “assault weapons”

November 14, 2023 -

(Article by Sundance republished from AmmoLand.com)

The law known as the “Protect Illinois Communities Act” (PICA) banned most semiautomatic rifles and shotguns. The law also restricted magazines from holding more than ten rounds. The law was a centerpiece of Gov J.B. Pritzker’s gun control plan. Gov. Pritzker has been adamant about implementing his plan to take on gun rights.

In the face of Illinois’ recent assault weapons ban, pro-gun advocates remain steadfast ...

Despite rebuke from 5th Circuit Court towards FDA, U.S. pharmacists STILL refusing to fill ivermectin prescriptions

September 06, 2023 -

For whatever reason, some pharmacists have taken it upon themselves to interfere with patients' prescriptions by making an executive decision for them that they should not be allowed to take ivermectin for COVID, even if that is what the doctor ordered as a treatment.

"This needs to come to an end," says Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, a medical practitioner and founder of the Coalition of Health Freedom. "In telling my patients what medicines they can and cannot have access ...

First Circuit Court upholds anti-white admissions policies at “elite” public schools – blacks and Latinos to the front of the line

December 29, 2023 -

On December 19, the court decided that the city of Boston, a hotbed of academic privilege, can admit whomever it chooses while discriminating against applicants with light skin whose ancestry traces back to Europe and Asia.

The decision can still be appealed, and likely will be, but until then the three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in Boston has decided that in the case of Parent Coalition for Academic Excellence Corp. v. The School ...

FBI’s safe deposit box searches and seizures violated owners’ Fourth Amendment rights, appeals court rules

January 31, 2024 -

The incident involved a Beverly Hills safe deposit box company known as U.S. Private Vaults, who offered the boxes for rent to clients who value privacy and anonymity. While some may argue this attracted parties involved in illegal activities such as drug dealing, it also drew in customers who do not trust banks and wanted an alternative place to keep their most valuable possessions and documents.

Agents raided the business, believing that criminals were using it. Although ...

James O’Keefe wins major lawsuit in Oregon as court rules anti-recording laws UNCONSTITUTIONAL

July 07, 2023 -

O'Keefe and Project Veritas sued the state back in 2020 over the matter, arguing that he and his group have a right to engage in undercover journalism and record people without their consent – and the courts agreed.

"WON in Ninth Circuit," O'Keefe celebrated after the win. "Federal Appeals Court STRIKES DOWN Oregon criminal recording law."

In its ruling, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals did not hold back in declaring the former Oregon law unconstitutional.

"It ...

Supreme Court issues unanimous ruling: American public can (sometimes) sue government officials who block them on social media

a month ago -

The ruling emerged from two separate cases, one in California and the other in Michigan. Both dealt with public officials who blocked critics online, which prosecutors argued is a violation of free speech. SCOTUS handled them both, ruling that government actors acting within the scope of their office are not allowed to silence people online simply for disagreeing with them.

The Supreme Court said that in order for a government official to be deemed as acting within his or ...

Study finds popular pesticide could be behind rise in erectile dysfunction among young men

December 06, 2023 -

This is according to a study that was published in the Journal of Endocrinological Investigation, which found that being exposed to chlorpyrifos as well as other pesticides in the organophosphate family was linked to the development of erectile dysfunction. This adds on to the significant body of scientific evidence demonstrating that exposure to pesticides leads to reduced fertility in men, including abnormal sperm development, a lower sperm count and reduced sperm quality....

BLUE CITY CHAOS: Portland officials tell residents not to call 911 because system is overloaded

October 08, 2023 -

In a social media post, Gonzalez explained the situation and asked city residents for help during this difficult time to keep the phone lines running for only the most serious of emergencies.

"Our 911 system is getting hammered this morning with a multiple person incident – multiple overdoses in northwest park blocks," Gonzalez said. "Please do not call 911 except in event of life/death emergency or crime in progress (or chance of apprehending suspect). For non-emergency ...

BREAKING: Los Angeles School District rescinds covid-19 vaccine mandate – over 1,000 employees who were wrongfully terminated now await justice

October 01, 2023 -

Health Freedom Defense Fund seeks justice for more than 1,000 employees wrongfully terminated

On September 26, 2023, the LAUSD Board of Education rescinded the covid-19 vaccine mandate for all district employees, with a 6-1 vote. This victory for health freedom and human rights would not have been possible without the tireless dedication of the Health Freedom Defense Fund (HFDF) and the principled lawyers who fought back against the corrupt school district officials. Leslie ...

Hawaii knife ban is unconstitutional

August 10, 2023 -

(Article by Dean Weingarten republished from Ammoland.com)

In 1999, Hawaii enacted a categorical ban on possessing, carrying, and using butterfly knives or “balisongs.” The knives had been legal to possess before that time. In 2020, the ban on butterfly knives was challenged in court. The District Court upheld the ban. The ban was appealed to the Ninth Circuit. On August 7, 2023, the three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the District ...

Federal court DESTROYS ACLU transgender case in Tennessee; Matt Walsh declares it “a devastating ruling for the trans cult”

October 04, 2023 -

In a 2-1 ruling, the appeals court ruled against the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which tried but failed to successfully argue that underage children have a right to mutilate their bodies to appease the gods of LGBT.

According to conservative commentator Matt Walsh, who lives in Tennessee – the Sixth Circuit Court covers the laws in Tennessee and Kentucky, two states that have banned puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and gender surgeries for kids – the ...

FDA is NOT a physician: Appeals court sides with doctors on the use of ivermectin for COVID-19

September 11, 2023 -

In its Sept. 8 decision, Circuit Judge Don Willett and his co-magistrates ruled in favor of the plaintiffs – Drs. Mary Talley Bowden, Robert Apter and Paul Marik. The appeals court's three-member panel also included Circuit Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod and Senior Circuit Judge Edith Brown Clement.

"The doctors have plausibly alleged that FDA's posts fell on the wrong side of the line between telling about and telling to," the ruling stated. "FDA is not a physician. ...

Supreme Court won’t fast-track decision on Trump presidential immunity claim in election interference case

December 27, 2023 -

The court refused without comment a request from Department of Justice Special Counsel Jack Smith for the high court to circumvent the normal appeals court process and quickly decide on the question. (Related: Supreme Court expected to reverse Colorado's Trump ballot ban, side with Justice Samour's dissent.)

By refusing, Trump's case is returned to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. There, a three-judge panel is scheduled to hear oral arguments ...

US DC court of appeals just destroyed America

December 04, 2023 -

(Article by Martin Armstrong republished from ArmstrongEconomics.com)

U.S. Circuit Judge Sri Srinivasan, who was NEVER even a judge, was controversially appointed under former President Barack Obama to the position of Chief Judge no less of the DC US Court of Appeals. This biased judge, in trying to destroy Donald Trump, wrote in the ruling:This decision was unimaginable for any true court decision. Srinivasan went out of his way to make sure Trump could be sued ...

Huge success: National ‘pride’ flag walk-out day

June 12, 2023 -

(Article by Jack Fonseca republished from CampaignLifeCoalition.com)

Worse still, a majority of elected school board trustees in most districts support the programming of sexual perversion into the next generation.

But just when it has never looked darker, God casts a ray of light and hope. Let me tell you a story...

In late May, a Catholic mom in southwestern Ontario phoned Campaign Life Coalition and asked if we’d be able to recruit some parents in her local ...

Russian killer drones being used in Ukraine found to contain Western electrical components

October 02, 2023 -

The revelation was contained in a 47-page document submitted by Ukraine’s government to the G7 governments in August. A copy of the document obtained by the Guardian named five European companies as the original manufacturers of the identified components, including a Polish subsidiary of a British multinational.

"Among the manufacturers are companies headquartered in the countries of the sanctions coalition: the United States, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Germany, Canada, ...

Unanimous Supreme Court rules county cannot steal equity in homes after sale for tax debt

June 05, 2023 -

The saga begins in 1999 when Geralidein Tyler purchased a condominium in Minneapolis. However, in 2010, due to various factors, she made the decision to move into a retirement community. The financial burden of managing mortgage payments, condo fees, and rent for her retirement apartment led to Tyler falling behind on her property taxes, Red State reported this week.

By 2015, her outstanding tax debt had accumulated to $2,300, with additional interest and penalties imposed ...

Michigan judge extends restraining order preventing T-Mobile from activating a 5G tower on top of an elementary school

June 21, 2023 -

The ruling stems from a lawsuit brought forward by many of the parents of children who attend Washington Elementary School in Wyandotte, Michigan. The parents allege that T-Mobile illegally built the tower on top of the school and that the tower poses unknown health risks to the students. (Related: Biden admin earmarks $1.5B for 5G rollout despite public pushback and newfound health risks.)

United States District Court Judge Mark Goldsmith of the Eastern District of Michigan ...

Ermold v. Davis case could overturn Supreme Court same-sex marriage ruling

January 15, 2024 -

In 2015, Kim Davis, a devout Christian, cited religious grounds as justification for her refusal to sign the marriage license of David Ermold and David Moore, despite a prior Supreme Court ruling – Obergefell v. Hodges – declaring that same-sex marriage is a constitutional right. This led to the current case against her, Ermold v. Davis. (Related: Matt Walsh challenges Joe Rogan on same-sex 'marriage' and surrogacy: 'Mom is not expendable.')

In September 2023, after ...