The following article, Judge Abena Darkeh: The 2nd Amendment “Doesn’t Exist in This Courtroom”, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. Judge Abena Darkeh presided over the trial of Dexter Taylor, a Brooklyn man who took up the hobby of making firearms. Darkeh shamefully stated that the “2nd Amendment doesn’t exist in this courtroom” and after interrupting the defense numerous times, banned Taylor’s defense attorney from even mentioning that part of the Bill of Rights. The … Continue reading Judge Abena Darkeh: The 2nd Amendment “Doesn’t Exist in This Courtroom” ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is eating into President Joe Biden‘s support with key voters he has struggled to keep in his column throughout his presidency. Polls conducted by the New York Times, Siena College, and the Philadelphia Inquirer indicate that the independent presidential candidate is drawing his strongest support from voters under 30 and Latinos, giving truth to the concern Democrats have he could spoil Biden’s reelection campaign. Kennedy has 18% support from voters under 30 and 14%...

Latinos and young people—two key Democratic voting blocs that have strayed from President Joe Biden—are among Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s biggest supporters, according to a new poll of battleground states that comes as both Biden’s and former President Donald Trump’s campaigns have shown signs they’re unnerved by Kennedy’s influence in the race. Kennedy has the support of just 10% of voters in six battleground states in a six-way contest, but support grows to 18% for voters between the ages of...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is polling stronger than any third-party candidate has in decades, pulling in roughly 10 percent of registered voters across the battleground states as he saps support from both President Biden and former President Donald J. Trump, a new series of polls has found. The overall results in the Biden versus Trump contest were virtually unchanged when Mr. Kennedy was included in the polls conducted by The New York Times, Siena College and The Philadelphia Inquirer. But...

In the hours before a wayward cargo ship lost electrical power and knocked down Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, killing six people, the vessel suffered two blackouts while still in port, according to a preliminary report released on Tuesday. In a 24-page summary of findings so far, investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board said the Dali cargo vessel had experienced at least two electrical failures on the day before the accident, causing the crew to adjust the...

Rumble, the publicly-traded YouTube alternative that's favored by conservatives, has filed a lawsuit against Google and its parent Alphabet. The big picture: The lawsuit argues that Google owes Rumble upwards of $1 billion in damages for lost ad revenue as a client, and for illegally leveraging its dominance in ad technology to hamper Rumble's ability to compete as an ad tech competitor. This is the second lawsuit filed by the video company against Google. Rumble first sued Google in 2021...