Cortney Weil is a policy writer for Blaze Media and Conservative Review, with her work also appearing in CauseACTION Clarion. She focuses on covering national issues in the United States, particularly those related to conservative perspectives. Cortney's articles often highlight stories involving politics, law enforcement, social issues, and cultural events.
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By: Cortney Weil
The elderly Arizona rancher whose murder trial recently resulted in a hung jury will not be retried, prosecutors said
By: Cortney Weil
Thousands of Louisiana residents who voted years ago to create a separate city out of a section of Baton Rouge will likely soon have their wish now that the state supreme court gave a major ruling in their favor.The move to create a separate school district in the St. George region of southeastern B...
By: Cortney Weil
A Pittsburgh-area teenager who's at the right age to earn a high school diploma instead recently walked across the stage to accept another diploma: a master's degree in computer science.
By: Cortney Weil
As it normally does every four years, the global United Methodist Church is currently holding a general conference to vote on church matters and policy. However, unlike recent conferences, this year's delegates have signaled a desire to revamp the church's policies regarding human sexuality.
By: Cortney Weil
The wife of a former professor who pled guilty to a federal terrorism charge was apparently among the pro-Hamas protesters who set up an encampment at Columbia University.
By: Cortney Weil
A Texas prosecutor seems disinclined to prosecute crimes apparently committed by pro-Hamas demonstrators on the University of Texas campus recently.In the last week or so, nearly 130 arrests have been made in connection with pro-Hamas demonstrations on UT's Austin campus. Nearly 60 of those arrests ...
By: Cortney Weil
A Democratic state representative in Michigan has "voluntarily" returned thousands of dollars she received as part of the relief funds issued after the government-imposed COVID lockdowns.
By: Cortney Weil
In yet another blow to DEI initiatives across the country, three white former executives with the Department of Education in New York City will soon receive a hefty payout after they had allegedly been demoted in favor of "less-qualified" employees "of color," the New York Post reported.
The Miss USA organization says it will now have to undergo a "transition of responsibilities" after the reigning Miss USA has elected to resign.Last September, Noelia Voigt of Utah was crowned Miss USA. Two months later, she went on to represent the U.S. at the Miss Universe pageant in El Salvador, ...
By: Cortney Weil
The executive director of the Milwaukee Election Commission is now out just one week after one of her former colleagues on the commission was sentenced for committing election fraud.
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