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Our Take: on Image@hernandoarce: Two years after his arrest at San Antonio Airport for filming migrants, journalist Hernando Arce marks the anniversary w

Journalist Marks Two Years Since Unlawful Airport Arrest in San AntoniošŸ”„91

11/14/2025•Politics > Law

  • •He was filming about 150 undocumented immigrants entering the departure area.
  • •Police detained him for recording in a public terminal.
  • •Charges were later dismissed due to insufficient evidence.
  • •Arce filed a lawsuit against the City of San Antonio.
  • •The court ruled the arrest unlawful, citing violation of press and civil rights.
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Our Take: on Image@WallStreetApes: A federal court ordered Dearborn, Michigan, to pos

Dearborn Ordered to Apologize After Wrongful Arrests Spark Debate Over Sharia Law EnforcementšŸ”„85

10/31/2025•Politics > Law

  • •Individuals were detained without evidence or proper investigation.
  • •Charges were dismissed, and the court found violations of free speech and assembly rights.
  • •Dearborn must post a public apology on its website for three years.
  • •The city also owes financial compensation and court fees to the plaintiffs.
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Our Take: on Image@ScottPresler: The U.S. Supreme Court opened its 2025 term with a

Supreme Court Issues Landmark Ruling Reshaping National Legal LandscapešŸ”„83

10/6/2025•Politics > Law

  • •Cases include disputes over federal regulatory power and agency authority
  • •*United States v. CarbonTech Industries* challenges EPA carbon emission rules
  • •Potential rollback of ā€œChevron deferenceā€ could reshape environmental, healthcare, and financial regulation
  • •*Mendez v. State Board of Education* addresses diversity and inclusion programs in public universities
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Our Take: on Image@catsscareme2021: At a Maricopa County meeting, Jessica Saxton accus

Maricopa County Resident Accuses Judge of Illegal Child Removals at Public MeetingšŸ”„91

10/4/2025•Politics > Law

  • •She accused Judge Melissa Zabor of unlawfully removing children from their parents.
  • •Saxton cited federal laws and common law definitions of kidnapping.
  • •She claimed the actions constituted unlawful restraint of liberty.
  • •Despite initial pushback, she served documents to the board as evidence.
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Our Take: on Image@KimKatieUSA: A DHS agent is suspended after pushing a woman who

Calls Grow to Reinstate Suspended DHS Agent After Courthouse Confrontation Video SurfacesšŸ”„84

9/27/2025•Politics > Law

  • •Video shows the agent pushing a woman who allegedly confronted and assaulted him multiple times.
  • •Supporters argue he acted in self-defense and should be reinstated.
  • •Critics say a full investigation is needed to ensure accountability.
  • •DHS placed the agent on administrative leave pending review.
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Our Take: on Image@C_3C_3: Newly declassified docs suggest ex-CIA Director Jo

Brennan Faces Perjury Scrutiny as Declassified Files Reveal Steele Dossier Role in Russia ProbešŸ”„88

9/26/2025•Politics > Law

  • •Newly declassified documents released by Tulsi Gabbard suggest the Steele dossier was considered in the intelligence assessment on Russian election interference.
  • •Brennan had denied under oath that the dossier influenced the assessment.
  • •Evidence indicates portions of the dossier were circulated among intelligence officials during the process.
  • •Critics argue Brennan’s testimony may have misled Congress about the dossier’s role.
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Our Take: on Image@libsoftiktok: Florida Judge Diana Tennis faces charges after mak

Florida Judge Faces Charges Over \$29K in Political Donations to DemocratsšŸ”„82

9/19/2025•Politics > Law

  • •Accused of making over 900 political donations totaling about \$29,000 since 2016.
  • •Contributions included support for Joe Biden and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
  • •Alleged violations of Florida’s Code of Judicial Conduct, specifically Canons 1, 2A, and 7A(1)(e).
  • •Rules require judges to remain impartial and prohibit political financial activity.
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Our Take: on Image@CollinRugg: Ohio Judge Ted Berry has been removed from the Joe

Ohio Judge Removed From Joe Burrow Foundation Board After Controversial Posts on Charlie Kirk AssassinationšŸ”„73

9/14/2025•Politics > Law

  • •Removal followed Facebook posts celebrating assassination of commentator Charlie Kirk
  • •Foundation emphasized commitment to unity, compassion, and accountability
  • •Berry remains in his Hamilton County judicial role despite controversy
  • •Public outrage growing, with calls for his resignation from the bench
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Our Take: on Image@NEWSMAX: Alan Dershowitz says Rosie O’Donnell could face a

Dershowitz Says Rosie O'Donnell Could Face Defamation Suit Over Trump-Epstein ClaimsšŸ”„79

9/7/2025•Politics > Law

  • •O’Donnell alleged Trump paid Epstein \$1 billion to keep secrets, citing his name in Epstein’s records.
  • •Dershowitz called O’Donnell a ā€œdespicable liar and defamer of people.ā€
  • •He offered to assist Trump pro bono in any lawsuit against her.
  • •Dershowitz argued Trump’s friendship with Epstein ended early and no records implicate him in wrongdoing.
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Our Take: on Image@NEWSMAX: A U.S. appeals court has blocked a ruling that lim

Appeals Court Halts Ban on Trump’s Use of Troops in Los Angeles OperationsšŸ”„71

9/4/2025•Politics > Law

  • •The stay allows military personnel to keep supporting federal law enforcement and immigration raids.
  • •Judge Charles Breyer’s earlier ruling said the deployment violated the 1878 Posse Comitatus Act.
  • •Breyer barred troops from performing police work in California, siding with state officials’ challenge.
  • •The Trump administration immediately appealed and won a temporary reprieve.
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Our Take: on Image@realDailyWire: A federal judge ruled Trump’s deployment of Nation

Judge Rules Trump’s National Guard Deployment in Los Angeles Illegal, Citing Posse Comitatus ViolationsšŸ”„60

9/2/2025•Politics > Law

  • •The case stemmed from June protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
  • •Judge David O. Carter found the deployment violated the Posse Comitatus Act.
  • •The Act prohibits federal military personnel from engaging in domestic policing without authorization.
  • •Thousands of troops had been sent to Los Angeles to manage demonstrations and crowd control.
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Our Take: on Image@AP: A federal judge ruled Trump illegally used 4,700 t

Judge Rules Trump’s National Guard Deployment in Immigration Protests UnlawfulšŸ”„54

9/2/2025•Politics > Law

  • •The court found the action violated the Posse Comitatus Act, which bars military involvement in civilian law enforcement.
  • •Around 4,000 National Guard soldiers and 700 Marines were deployed during the protests.
  • •Judge Charles Breyer said troops engaged directly in law enforcement, such as crowd control and traffic blocking.
  • •The Trump administration argued the deployment was constitutional under presidential authority to respond to unrest.