Judge Approves $25M Vanguard Settlement Over Mutual Fund Tax Dispute |
A federal judge approved Vanguard Group’s $25 million settlement of a lawsuit accusing the U.S. mutual fund company of improperly saddling investors in its target-date funds with inflated tax bills. U.S. District Judge John Murphy in Philadelphia granted preliminary approval on Monday, calling the settlement sufficiently fair, reasonable, and adequate, after rejecting a $40 million […]...Click to read more
Judge Rules Michigan 'Fake Electors' Will Not Face Criminal Trial |
After years of headlines and heartburn for 15 Michigan Republicans, Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel’s “fake elector” crusade slammed into a brick wall. On Sept. 9, Lansing 54-A District Court Judge Kristen D. Simmons, a Whitmer appointee, ruled the electors will not stand trial. Back in December 2020, the Republican electors signed paperwork as alternate […]...Click to read more
Democrats, You Don't Actually Have To Be Insane On Crime |
You don't have to do a ritual performance about the poor suffering souls who were driven to crime by society’s cruelty.
Dems Warn Surveillance Videos Perpetuate Stereotypes By Accurately Depicting Events |
WASHINGTON, D.C. — As national discourse continued to be centered around highly publicized violent crimes perpetrated on innocent victims, Democrats warned that surveillance videos perpetuate stereotypes by accurately depicting events.
DOJ Orders Civil Rights Division To Identify School Threats To Parental Rights |
The Department of Justice this week issued a memo directing the Civil Rights Division to work with federal, state, and local partners to identify threats to parental rights and free speech in education. “Recent years have seen a disturbing trend in which state and local authorities have brought radical gender and racial ideology into our […]...Click to read more
Postal Traffic To US Drops 80% After End Of Duty-Free Shipping |
Postal traffic to the U.S. plummeted 80% after President Donald Trump suspended the duty-free de minimis exemption on Aug. 29. The Universal Postal Union, the United Nation’s specialized agency for global postal cooperation, reported the decline. The data, exchanged between postal operators via the UPU’s electronic network, showed that traffic from UPU member countries to […]...Click to read more
