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THEFEDERALIST (Hans von Spakovsky) - Judges Enable Fraud By Hindering Federal Laws Requiring Accurate Voter Rolls

The Supreme Court should ensure that the National Voter Registration Act is properly applied by the federal judiciary.

THEFEDERALIST (Abigail Nichols) - Rape Crisis Org Says It’s ‘Racist’ To Notice Muslim Rape Gangs Abusing UK Girls

The Rape Crisis organization, designed to help and 'believe' rape victims, completely invalidates their experiences by calling their testimonies 'unhelpful' and 'irresponsible.'

THEFEDERALIST (Eddie Scarry) - No, Immigration Courts Should Not Be ‘Independent,’ Which Is Democrat Speak For Unaccountable

If President Trump is still trying to weed out government workers who are threatening to undermine his agenda from within, he might want to take a look at one of his immigration judges named Holly D’Andrea. In an interview with The New York Times (repackaged this week for The Daily podcast), D’Andrea said something that’s […]

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - High Court Authorizes Crackdown on Patriots Flying National Flags.

The High Court in England has approved an injunction preventing the flags of England and Britain from being displayed on public infrastructure in Oxfordshire.

An injunction from the High Court in England prevents activists from displaying the national flags of England and Britain on public infrastructure in Oxfordshire. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: - DETAIL: As a result of the injunction, four activists for Raise the Colours, a campaign to publicly display the St George’s Cross flag and the Union Flag, the flags of England and Britain, respectively, have agreed to cease their activities. The activists have also agreed to not obstruct any officials pulling the flags down, and not to encourage anyone else to put the flags up. Oxfordshire County Council argued that the flags were intimidating, posed safety risks, involved trespassing, and were unauthorized. “It’s unlawful behaviour, which…Open