South Carolina Teen Convicted of Supporting ISIS
A 19-year-old South Carolina resident pleaded guilty on Wednesday to attempting to provide material support to ISIS.
Mary Lou Lang
Mary Lou Lang is a freelance writer whose stories have been published in The Revered Review, StreetAuthority, Trefis, the Daily Caller, and Area Development Magazine. Several of her stories have been republished on The Blaze and the Heartland Institute’s Heartlander Magazine. Prior to freelancing, she worked at financial magazines for Dow Jones and the A.M. Best Company.
Fight Over Cross Honoring WWI Veterans Could Have Broad Impact on Memorials Nationwide
Twenty-eight states have joined together to file an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court to protect a 93-year-old cross honoring World War I veterans, and the case has broader implications for memorials nationwide.
NYC to Pony Up $20.8 Million for Discriminating Against Women Nurses
The city of New York has agreed to pay $20.8 million to settle federal charges for discriminating against registered nurses and midwives because they are women.
California Man Pleads Guilty to ISIS Planned Attack
A 26-year-old California man pleaded guilty on Monday to supporting ISIS and planning a terror attack on Pier 39 in San Francisco possibly on Christmas Day.
Right to Try Passes House, Trump Expected to Sign
The U.S. House passed Right to Try legislation on Tuesday that gives the terminally ill access to experimental drugs showing efficacy in clinical trials but not yet approved by the FDA.
Son of Boston Police Captain Pleads Guilty to Terrorism Charges
The 25-year-old son of a Boston police captain pleaded guilty on Monday to planning terrorist attacks in support of ISIS on U.S. targets to cause mass casualties.
House Passes Right to Try Bill for Terminally Ill
The U.S. House on Wednesday night passed the Right to Try bill which would give terminally ill patients access to experimental drugs that are in clinical trials but not yet approved by the FDA.
NJ Man Admits ISIS Support and Pressure Cooker Bomb Plan
A 20-year-old New Jersey man admitted he planned to use a pressure cooker bomb in New York in support of ISIS and become a martyr for the terrorist organization if necessary, according to the Department of Justice.
Record Number to Celebrate National School Choice Week
The eighth annual National School Choice Week kicked off Sunday and 7 million people are projected to take part in a record number of events to advance educational opportunities for children.
Right to Try Passes U.S. Senate
Right-to-try legislation, which would give terminally ill access to experimental treatments not approved by the FDA, passed unanimously by the U.S. Senate on Thursday.
