Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis remains adamant she did nothing wrong and warns The train is coming for President Donald Trump in the Georgia election interference case The Sekulow team discusses Trump's upcoming appeal to the Georgia Court of Appeals the ACLJ's forthcoming amicus brief to disqualify DA Willis NBC's Chuck Todd slamming network bosses for hiring Ronna McDaniel President Biden's foreign policy and much more [... more]

MAJOR UPDATE Chaos ensues in court after the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that Texas could enforce their immigration laws allowing border patrol to arrest illegal immigrants Within hours a federal court of appeals put the ruling back on hold as they prepare to hear more arguments today Following the Supreme Court ruling Texas remains divided over illegal immigration The Sekulow team discusses the border crisis the proposed TikTok ban updates on Biden's plan to build a port in Gaza breaking news on the Fani Willis disqualification appeal and more [... more]

The U S Court of Appeals for the D C Circuit has ruled that it is unpersuaded by President Trump's arguments for presidential immunity for any actions he took on January How will this ruling affect President Trump's presidential election bid The Sekulow team discusses the big win for Special Counsel Jack Smith's federal prosecution against President Trump the ACLJ's recent filing at the U S Supreme Court to preserve voting rights the ongoing border crisis DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas' potential impeachment and much more [... more]

The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that President Trump could remain on the state's primary ballot for the presidential election after the far Left attempted to ban him The ACLJ successfully represented state GOPs in this case The Sekulow team discusses the ACLJ's ongoing legal efforts to preserve election integrity President Biden's recent questionable foreign policy decisions and much more Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also joins [... more]

We're celebrating a massive free speech victory as the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the ruling that President Joe Biden cannot censor conservatives on social media We also give an update on our newest legal battle on behalf of Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA against digital censorship We must not allow the Biden Administration to interfere in future elections as it did with President Donald Trump in the presidential election by censoring the Hunter Biden laptop story On today's show the Sekulow team discusses the significant ruling in favor of the First Amendment including the ACLJ's legal work [... more]

The ACLJ just secured a major victory against Planned Parenthood in Federal court the th Circuit Court of Appeals in South Dakota Our attorneys were deputized by the state to represent them in a battle that goes back to for informed consent Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team discuss ACLJ Senior Counsel for Global Affairs Mike Pompeo joins the broadcast This and more today on Sekulow [... more]

In breaking news the Supreme Court of the United States just issued an opinion in Kennedy v Bremerton School District The case involves a high school football coach who was fired from his job simply because he would kneel at midfield after games to offer a quiet personal prayer In a -to- ruling the Court reversed the Court of Appeals verdict and stated that the school had punished the coach for an act that was doubly protected by the Free Exercise and Free Speech Clauses of the First Amendment Jay Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team break down [... more]

On this week's edition of the Outlaw Lawyer Josh Whitaker and Joe Hamer dive in on the latest legal chatter Numerous cases up for discussion including The January th Commission Can an Elephant legally be a person Yes this is not a joke Big movies coming out this summer and Josh has seen Top Gun Maverick and it makes the show No spoiler alert so you can listen if you haven't see it yet Listener questions also making this edition of the Outlaw Lawyer If you have a legal question of your own call Whitaker Hamer Law Firm - - [... more]

This week on Family Policy Matters host Traci DeVette Griggs sits down with Mat Staver founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel to discuss the U S Supreme Court religious liberty and free speech case that Staver recently argued Shurtleff v City of Boston The High Court issued a unanimous - ruling in Staver's favor earlier this month [... more]

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The ACLJ has just filed a lawsuit against President Biden's vaccine mandate on behalf of the Heritage Foundation The lawsuit was filed directly with the U S Court of Appeals for the D C Circuit challenging the Biden Administration's COVID vaccine mandate for employers which has been promulgated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA Jay Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team discuss the ACLJ's newest lawsuit against the Biden Admin This and more today on Sekulow [... more]

Attorneys Josh Whitaker and Joe Hamer do a deep dive into the U S Supreme Court ruling on the NCAA decision with the case NCAA v Alston The Supreme Court upheld the lower Federal Court and th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that the NCAA or colleges could not limit education-related benefits to student-athletes Josh and Joe will explain further To reach the law firm call - - email questions theoutlawyer com or visit TheOutlawLawyer com See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

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Democratic Gov Roy Cooper will serve a second term as North Carolina state government's chief executive officer But voters have added three new Republicans to the group of elected executives making up the Council of State Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief discusses Cooper's re-election victory the historic election of Mark Robinson as North Carolina's first African-American lieutenant governor and two other newcomers among the council of statewide elected officials A legislative watchdog group believes North Carolina can help clean up government finances by giving new authority to internal auditors You'll learn details of the proposed reform along with reaction from [... more]

The outcome of North Carolina's U S Senate race could help determine which party controls the chamber for the next two years Incumbent Republican Sen Thom Tillis faces a tough challenge from Democrat Cal Cunningham Carolina Journal Editor-in-Chief Rick Henderson analyzes recent developments in the hotly contested race It's safe to say N C colleges and universities did not reopen in the fall in the way they had expected Some campuses welcomed students back only to send them home again for online learning within a matter of weeks Jenna Robinson president of the James G Martin Center for Academic Renewal [... more]

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Feb marks the opening date for applications involving two school choice programs in North Carolina Parents can apply for the Opportunity Scholarship Program which provides funding for low-income families to send their children to private schools Parents also can apply for the new Education Savings Account program It provides funding to help defray other education costs for students in low-income families Terry Stoops John Locke Foundation vice president for research explains the role of both programs in promoting parental school choice Nearly state regulations help slow North Carolina's economic growth James Broughel research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George [... more]

As N C state government continues to consider policies that benefit the solar energy industry residents of one Beaufort County community are fighting a proposed -acre solar facility planned near a local school Rick Henderson Carolina Journal editor-in-chief explains why people in Terra Ceia are raising concerns about the project North Carolina lawmakers have been debating proposed changes in laws limiting the freedom of craft brewers to distribute their own products It's an issue that has attracted attention from Christopher Koopman senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University Koopman explains why state restrictions on craft breweries [... more]

President Trump has nominated Judge Neil Gorsuch of the th U S Circuit Court of Appeals to succeed the late Antonin Scalia on the U S Supreme Court Conservatives have offered general praise for Trump's choice while some critics have geared up for a confirmation fight Jon Guze the John Locke Foundation's director of legal studies analyzes Gorsuch's record and assesses his likely impact on the state's highest court North Carolina lawmakers have devoted much of their time and taxpayer dollars in recent years to raising public school teacher pay Now some lawmakers want to focus attention on pay for [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers took steps in December to reorganize several large chunks of state government They cut back the number of political appointments incoming Gov Roy Cooper can make while removing his ability to appoint members to UNC campus boards of trustees and subjecting his Cabinet appointments to legislative review Lawmakers also consolidated state agencies that deal with elections ethics lobbying and campaign finance John Locke Foundation Senior Vice President Becki Gray analyzes key elements of the reorganization legislation A recent state review critiqued the North Carolina Medicaid program's efforts to detect waste fraud and abuse You'll hear highlights from [... more]

This week NC Family president John Rustin talks with David Gibbs III president and general counsel for the National Center for Life and Liberty about the continuing legal battle over Rowan County NC's public invocation policy which was recently heard by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals [... more]

In Part of a two-part series NC Family president John Rustin continues a discussion he began last week with Matt Sharp legal counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom ADF about an important case in Virginia that is currently before the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals and could have a significant impact on the privacy safety and health of students in public schools in North Carolina [... more]

This week NC Family president John Rustin talks with Matt Sharp legal counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom ADF about an important case in Virginia that is currently before the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals which could have a significant impact on the privacy safety and health of students in public schools in a number of states including North Carolina [... more]

In Part of a two-part series NC Family president John Rustin continues a discussion with Peter Sprigg senior fellow for policy studies at the Family Research Council about a recent ruling by the U S Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit that upheld the marriage laws of four states as constitutional and ended a year-long winning streak for those seeking to redefine marriage [... more]

In Part of a two-part series NC Family president John Rustin talks with Peter Sprigg senior fellow for policy studies at the Family Research Council about a recent ruling by the U S Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit that upheld the marriage laws of four states as constitutional and ended a year-long winning streak for those seeking to redefine marriage [... more]

In Part of a two-part series NC Family president John Rustin continues a discussion with Tami Fitzgerald executive director of the North Carolina Values Coalition about a recent ruling by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals striking down Virginia's marriage protection amendment and what that ruling means for North Carolina [... more]

In Part of a two-part series NC Family president John Rustin talks with Tami Fitzgerald executive director of the North Carolina Values Coalition about the escalating legal battle over marriage including four federal lawsuits that are challenging North Carolina's marriage laws and a recent ruling by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in a similar challenge to Virginia's marriage laws [... more]