Tennessee Conservative
A Bill With The Aim Of Proactively Protecting The Rights Of Officiants To Refuse To Solemnize Marriages Contrary To Their Beliefs Has Advanced In The Tennessee House.
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Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Recently Joined 13 State Attorneys General In Urging U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland And The U.S. Department Of Justice To Break Their Silence On Threats Posed By Foreign Third-Party Litigation Funding.
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CSX Transportation, A National Railroad Company, Denies Culpability In Response To A Wrongful Death Report Filed By The Families Of 8 Of The 22 Victims Who Died During The Waverly Flooding In The Fall Of 2021.
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Resting On The Laurels Of One Election Scorecard That Really Doesn’t Measure All Aspects Of Our Election Is Dangerous. Leaders Throughout Tennessee Need To Face The Fact That We Have Critical Election Integrity Issues That Must Be Addressed To Ensure Our Representative Constitutional Government Doesn’t Die.
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As Part Of Ongoing Litigation Against The Biden Administration, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Continues To Uncover What She Calls “Damning Evidence” About The Consequences Stemming From Biden Administration Policies Changing Federal Immigration Laws.
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A Group Of Air Force Service Members Have Filed A Lawsuit Against The Department Of Defense And The Head Of The Air Force To Block Them From Discharging U.S. Service Members Who Refuse The Covid-19 Vaccine, The Latest In A Series Of Legal Challenges To Government Vaccine Mandates.
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An Altercation In The Benton County Election Commission Office Has Resulted In A Case That Is Now Headed To The Grand Jury.
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A Tennessee Woman Has Filed A Federal Lawsuit, Claiming She Should Not Have To Pay Union Dues And Calling Doing So Religious Discrimination.
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OSHA Is Temporarily Suspending Enforcement Of The Biden Administration’s Private Sector Covid-19 Vaccine Mandate.
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In A Letter Signed By 24 Of The 41 Members Of The Nashville Metro Council, They Write That The Legislation Passed By The Tennessee General Assembly Is “Alarming” And State That While They Are Accustomed To “Attacks On Nashville’s Ability To Govern Itself” That These New Laws Are “Unprecedented And Dangerous.”
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