Hannah Nightingale

6 days ago | thepostmillennial.com | Hannah Nightingale

A federal judge has ruled against censured Maine State Rep Laurel Libby, siding with State House Speaker Ryan Fecteau. Libby filed a federal lawsuit after she was censored in the House chamber over a social media post that depicted a high school trans-identified male winning the state championship, despite President Donald Trump’s order banning trans-identified males competing in women’s sports. District Judge Melissa R.

6 days ago | thepostmillennial.com | Hannah Nightingale

In March and April, at least seven human remains have been found in towns across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, sparking fears over a serial killer. A former prosecutor is calling for a "review and investigation" of the findings. According to Fox News, human remains have been found in Foster, Rhode Island; Framingham and Plymouth, Massachusetts; and in New Haven, Norwalk, Groton, and Killingly, Connecticut.

6 days ago | thepostmillennial.com | Hannah Nightingale

The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on May 15 over President Donald Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship for the children of illegal immigrants. According to the Wall Street Journal, the Supreme Court left in place orders from lower courts that have blocked the executive order from taking effect. The court consolidated three cases against the executive order and set an oral argument for May 15.

6 days ago | thepostmillennial.com | Hannah Nightingale

The Biden administration’s website, which previously focused on promoting the coronavirus vaccine, COVID.gov, has been revamped by the Trump administration to discuss the "true origins of Covid-19," going over the failures of local, federal, and international governments during the pandemic. A senior administration official told Fox News on Friday, when the revamped webpage went live, "This administration prioritizes transparency over all else.

6 days ago | thepostmillennial.com | Hannah Nightingale

Before being loaded onto the plane that would deport him to El Salvador by the Trump administration, MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia allegedly told Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers that he did not fear returning to his Central American home nation, sources familiar with the matter told the New York Post. The revelation differs from the statement he gave in 2019 to the federal government, saying that he feared returning to El Salvador due to the threat of gang violence.