Quaker Political Interference Has Got Out of Control
12 April 2025
News Round-Up
12 April 2025
by Will Jones
Climate policy should be taken away from elected politicians, a former Supreme Court Justice has said. If you think we've passed peak woke, think again, says Dr David McGrogan.
Scotland's First Minister has been forced to admit that men cannot become pregnant, leading to questions as to why his Government's lawyers are currently arguing for "pregnant men" in the Supreme Court.
Joe Biden has proposed sweeping reforms to the U.S. Supreme Court accusing it of making "dangerous and extreme decisions" and losing the public’s trust.
It's been a painful four years watching the experts, backed by power, dismantle the good life, and yet not be held accountable for the results, says Jeffrey Tucker. And it's only getting worse – but there is hope.
In a disappointing verdict, the US Supreme Court has sidestepped the question of whether the federal government breached the First Amendment when it coerced social media companies to remove dissident content.
The future of Britain’s oil and gas industry has been thrown into doubt after a landmark decision by the Supreme Court that found emissions from burning fossil fuels must be considered when approving new drilling sites.
English courts may ditch compulsory wigs for barristers after complaints that the traditional headpieces are culturally insensitive and discriminatory against Afro-Caribbean hair.
The U.S. Government has mandated the use of preferred pronouns in every workplace in America in a clampdown on 'discrimination' against transgender people under the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Even customers must comply.
The Australian state's tyrannical control over bodily autonomy during an 'emergency' was confirmed today by the Supreme Court as it dismissed a vaccine mandate challenge brought against the West Australian Police.
NHS founder Aneurin Bevan was a demagogue typical of the period, says J. Sorel in his review of Nye at the National Theatre. "Bevan, an early ally of Oswald Mosley, really could’ve ended up in either camp."
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