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Sheriff Flying Pro-Trump Flag During Boat Parade Violated Hatch Act, Says US Agency

A sheriff in upstate New York has been warned for allegedly violating federal law after flying a pro-Trump flag on a sheriff boat during a summer parade last year. Oswego County Sheriff Don Hilton received the warning letter from the U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC), reported Syracuse.com, which obtained the letter. An investigation into the

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More Than 70 Lawmakers Call for Criminal Investigation of MindGeek

OTTAWA—More than 70 parliamentarians from all parties are calling for a full criminal investigation into Pornhub’s parent company following testimony from survivors. The demand, spelled out in a letter Monday to RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki, comes two weeks after a similar request by more than 100 victims of exploitive content they say was posted to

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China’s COVID-19 Timeline Questioned After Official Claims to Be Vaccinated in March 2020

The timeline of the COVID-19 outbreak published by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been questioned by experts after an official claimed on March 5 that many executives in his company took an experimental CCP virus vaccine in March 2020. Yu Qingming, party secretary and CEO of Sinopharm Group Co., Ltd. (Sinopharm) claimed that executives and

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A Restaurateur’s Reflections of an Industry Battered by Pandemic Guidelines

Commentary As Orange County eateries begin reopening their doors for indoor dining, a Newport Beach restaurateur is reflecting on “inhumane” treatment of the industry during the pandemic. Newport Beach Councilmember Noah Blöm said state-mandated closures have led restaurant owners to become disillusioned as “many people that weren’t ready to retire or would’ve never thought about

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Dallas School District Considering Renaming 3 Schools Over Namesake’s Connection to Confederacy

Three schools in Dallas, Texas, will likely have their names changed later this month because of their connections to the Confederacy. Dallas Independent School District (DISD) officials are proposing to rename John Ireland Elementary, Sidney Lanier Expressive Arts Vanguard, and John H. Reagan Elementary, in which all namesakes had served the Confederate cause during the

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Religious Freedom Advocate Celebrates Big Wins for Constitutional Rights at Pandemic’s First Anniversary

When District Court Judge Justin Walker issued his April 11, 2020, decision granting a temporary injunction sought by the On Fire Christian Center against Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, it was clear he was not happy with city officials. “On Holy Thursday, an American mayor criminalized the communal celebration of Easter. That sentence is one that

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Biden Finds Cuomo Sexual Misconduct Allegations ‘Troubling, Hard to Read:’ White House

President Joe Biden is reading about sexual harassment claims against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters on Monday. “New developments seem to happen every day. We find them troubling. The president finds them troubling, hard to read,” Psaki said during a press conference in Washington. “Every woman who

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EU Launches Legal Case Against Britain Over Northern Ireland

BRUSSELS—The European Union launched legal action on Monday against Britain for unilaterally changing trading arrangements for Northern Ireland that Brussels says breach the Brexit divorce deal agreed with London last year. The bloc has sent a letter of formal notice to kick-start an “infringement procedure”, which could lead to fines being imposed by the EU’s

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