First female justice on Nebraska Supreme Court announces plans to retire

Justice Lindsey Miller-Lerman rose to prominence in 1998 when she became the first female member of Nebraska's highest judicial body.…
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Congress set to sink teeth into Epstein files controversy: Report
Just as the Jeffrey Epstein files situation was once again blowing up across Washington D.C. last month, Congress went on its August recess, which sort of pushed the story out of the limelight a bit. However, according to The Hill, that's about to once again…
Putin confirms Trump claim: Ukraine war was avoidable if Trump was president in 2022
President Donald Trump has often and repeatedly asserted with confidence that, had he still been in office in 2022, Russia never would have launched its deadly and destructive ongoing invasion of Ukraine. That frequent assertion was just confirmed as true by none other than Russian…
Media freakout over discovery of schedule, lunch menu for Trump-Putin summit in Alaska
Some media outlets and reporters seemed determined to find anything to downplay or diminish President Donald Trump's bilateral summit on Friday with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which aimed to start the process toward a peace deal to end Russia's war with Ukraine. Trump-hating NPR, followed…
Trump admin walks back full control of D.C. police, settle for oversight and cooperation on immigration enforcement
When President Donald Trump declared a crime emergency in Washington D.C. last week, his order called for a complete federal takeover of the Metropolitan Police Department, which immediately prompted a lawsuit filed by city officials. After a federal judge threatened to rule against Trump's order,…
White House pressures Republicans in Indiana to redistrict
The White House of President Donald Trump is urging Republicans in the state of Indiana to take up redistricting before the 2026 midterm elections. Politico reported as much on Friday. Whether or not Indiana Republicans are going to heed the White House's call is something…
Another Democrat admits D.C. has a crime problem
Yet another Democrat has decided to admit the obvious, namely, that Washington, D.C., does indeed have a problem with crime.  Breitbart News reports that Jeffrey Goldberg, the Editor in Chief of The Atlantic, made the admission during a recent appearance on PBS. It turns out…
Democrat gubernatorial candidate refuses to drop out after his arrest footage goes public
A Democrat who is looking to become the next governor of South Carolina is refusing to drop out of the running after a tape of his recent arrest went public.  The candidate, according to Newsmax, is Charleston, South Carolina, Attorney Mullins McLeod. Suffice it to…
US attorney continues investigation of New York's attorney general
A special attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) continues to investigate New York Attorney General Letitia James for mortgage fraud. The New York Post reports that the attorney - Ed Martin - was recently seen inspecting James' house in Brooklyn, New York. Take a look…
Trump-Putin summit papers left in Alaskan hotel
Apparently, the administration of President Donald Trump left some government papers from the Trump-Putin summit in an Alaska hotel.  Leftist outlets, such as NPR, are now trying to capitalize on this, while the Trump administration is brushing it off as a non-story. We'll start with…
CA Gov. Newsom targets Trump in redistricting spat
California Gov. Gavin Newsom continues to use social media to level criticism at President Donald Trump and his administration.  This time, according to Axios, Newsom targeted Trump over the ongoing redistricting battle that is taking place nationwide. Trump, at the time of this writing, has…
Clinton says she'd nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize if...
Hillary Clinton just said that she'd nominate President Donald Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize if he finds a way to put an end to the war between Russia and Ukraine.  Breitbart News reports that Clinton, to the surprise of many, made the statement during…
Hunter Biden refuses to take down potentially defamatory content about Melania Trump
First Lady Melania Trump dropped an absolute bombshell on Hunter Biden last week, threatening him with a $1B defamation lawsuit should he refuse to remove what her attorney described as defamatory content about her. According to Breitbart, Hunter Biden not only refused to remove the…
Obama reportedly had a phone call with Mamdani in June: Report
Undoubtedly, many Democrats are panicking at the thought of New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani being the face of the party at a time when it's pretty obvious America doesn't want that brand of politics. However, the same Democrats who might have been wary…
DHS Sec. Noem moved to home on military base after media reports on private residence raised 'threats and security concerns'
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, because of the efforts of the agencies she leads to combat illegal immigration and illicit drug trafficking, has endured both intense scrutiny from an oppositional media as well as heightened threats against her safety by those who seek to do…
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