McKenzie Holmes

DENVER, CO — On Wednesday, June 12, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals quietly removed itself from the landmarkWestenbroek v. Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority lawsuit. The panel ruled it lacked appellate jurisdiction to hear the case, thus avoiding the question of whether Kappa Kappa Gamma’s directors breached their fiduciary duties in forcing the Wyoming chapter to initiate a male. This case was argued on appeal by Independent Women’s Law Center, representing six women in Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority who sought to hold Kappa to the sisterhood promised to them.

Re “The Troubling History of Olympics Sex Testing,” by Michael Waters (Opinion guest essay, June 23): To the Editor: The […]

The Ambler Road was a proposed 211-mile private-access road in Alaska’s Northwest Arctic Borough. The Ambler Mining District

Self-employment offers an on-ramp for Americans, especially women, to craft fulfilling careers and healthier lives. Small businesses, which are the backbone of our nation’s and Missouri’s economies, are composed of and depend on self-employed workers. New, ill-advised regulations out of Washington threaten to upend self-employment by robbing millions of people of their freedom to work for themselves. We cannot let this stand.

As you probably heard, two boxers who won Olympic gold medals in the female category in Paris had been disqualified in 2023 because, the International Boxing Association reported, tests revealed XY chromosomes. The IBA later

A federal court in Dayton, Ohio, recently dodged a ruling on a massive question: whether the government has unconstitutionally forced drug companies to sell their products at a loss.

When 22-year-old Laken Riley was murdered in broad daylight during one of her daily runs in the college town of Athens, Georgia, it was quickly determined that the main suspect was Jose Ibarra, who had entered the country illegally. Ibarra had been known to the authorities previously, and he had even been apprehended crossing the border, but he was merely released, offered a court date, and got on a bus to New York City.

In a hearing titled, "Kitchen Table Economics: How Failed Biden-Harris Policies Continue to Hurt Consumers," Onwuka will explore the impact of inflation

Vice President Harris has yet to propose solutions to address poverty in America. If we fill in the blanks based on her past policy support and legislative proposals

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that inflation as measured by the consumer price index (CPI) […]