Facts Matter with Roman Balmakov

Although a flurry of Supreme Court rulings haven’t gone President Donald Trump’s way lately, one victory does stand out. It comes from a court decision that significantly expanded presidential power—not just for Trump, but for whoever holds the office next. https://ntd.nyc/w1omjl

President Donald Trump has taken some significant Supreme Court losses lately, but one victory stands out. It’s a decision that just gave more power and authority not just to Trump, but to the office of the President itself.

Former Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wong was exposed as a CCP agent, but her fiancé’s story is just as alarming. Besides helping Wong’s run for mayor, court documents show Miike Sun disrupted Taiwan/Falun Gong events on U.S. soil, ran a pro-CCP media outlet, photographed anti-CCP protesters, and tried to get Beijing funding for pro-China demonstrations.

The U.S. Supreme Court just handed a massive win for 2nd Amendment rights. In a 6-3 ruling, the justices struck down one of the most restrictive gun laws in all 50 states. https://ntd.nyc/uni0jf

If trying to get the Hilton family’s permission every time you carry seems unrealistic, well, the U.S. Supreme Court agrees. The justices just struck down a law requiring gun owners to get express permission to carry their weapons in hotels and stores.

Carleen Noreus’ nursing school was anything but typical. She ran a massive diploma mill in South Florida, selling nearly 3,000 fake nursing diplomas for around $25 million over seven years. https://ntd.nyc/0g4lq1

America’s nurse shortage is already bad, but it’s about to get a little worse. The feds just busted a nursing school owner for giving out 3,000 fake diplomas to anyone willing to pay her.

The Supreme Court just sided with a criminal defendant 8–1 in a case that presented this key question: Can prosecutors force you to sign away your right to appeal, then hit you with a potentially unconstitutional punishment? https://ntd.nyc/70hjiw

Should prosecutors be allowed to make you sign away your right to appeal, then slap you with a potentially unconstitutional punishment? The Supreme Court says no, but there’s a lot of nuance you need to know.

Welcome to the “snitchmobile” age? Starting in 2027, a federal law mandates that all new cars have surveillance technology that can automatically shut down your engine. https://ntd.nyc/auto-engine-kill-policy