The Biden administration’s decision to extend the federal eviction moratorium is “likely unlawful” and will “almost certainly” be challenged in court, according to legal experts familiar with the matter. The Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC) extended the eviction moratorium Tuesday, which had expired Saturday, for regions with “substantial and high” COVID-19 transmission until…
Biden Eviction Moratorium ‘Likely Unlawful’ And Will ‘Almost Certainly’ Be Challenged In Court, Legal Experts Say
August 7, 2021 by
Rollins College Suspends Student After He Challenged Radical Muslim Hate Speech.
March 26, 2017 by
The school’s academic double standard and complacency with dangerous hate speech is on full display. Not even a year after Radical Islamic terrorist Omar Mateen killed 49 people at Orlando’s Pulse nightclub, Rollins College officials are punishing a Christian Conservative student who challenged a liberal Muslim professor and radicalized Muslim student during a conversation on […]
Benghazi Cover-up Challenged by New Film, More Hearings
January 8, 2016 by
One major aspect of the Benghazi cover-up has been to denounce the words of witnesses in favor of higher officials’ assertions. This is true not only for those CIA contractors who responded to the attacks, but also for the families of the victims. In a recent interview with The Conway Daily Sun of […]
Pope in USA: Calls Illegal Aliens ‘Pilgrims’… ‘Don’t be afraid’… ‘Perhaps You Will Be Challenged by Their Diversity’
September 24, 2015 by
Pope Francis urged Catholic bishops in the United States to open their doors to immigrants, asserting that “these people will enrich America and its Church.” As a Latin American, the Pope apologized for “pleading my own case,” when speaking about the influx of Hispanic immigrants into the United States. He also thanked the bishops for […]