Subscribe

Homepage

Government

Illinois jury lists contain dead people. What about the voter rolls?

An Illinois defense attorney is charging there are too many dead people on the state’s jury pools, a claim bolstered by ChatGPT. If true, it not only has significance for criminal justice reform, but implications for election integrity. The story is developing at the same time the Department of Justice (DOJ) has sued 29 states […]

By John Ransom
April 20, 2026

Don’t Miss:

Courts

Kash Patel sues The Atlantic for $250M over story alleging ‘excessive drinking’

By Harold Hutchison

Government

WATCH: ‘We blew the socks off’: Gamer campaign nets 12K applications for air traffic controllers in 1 day

By Lion Staff Report

Politics

Campaigns make use of AI in attacks

By George Caldwell

Politics

DeSantis’ respect for Byron Donalds could be why he hasn’t endorsed a successor, GOP leaders say

By Pedro Rodriguez

Culture

Psych association holds ‘irreconcilable positions’ on transgender ideological medicine, says medical watchdog

By Michaela Estruth
April 20, 2026
April 20, 2026
World

Trump announces US Navy seized blockade-defying Iranian cargo ship after ‘blowing a hole’ in engine room

By Harold Hutchison
April 20, 2026
April 20, 2026
Courts

Wisconsin school choice faces legal challenge as families fight to keep options

By Adam Wittenberg
April 20, 2026
April 20, 2026
Culture

‘Historic’: America Reads the Bible kicks off in nation’s capital with Patricia Heaton, Candace Cameron Bure

By Michael Foust
April 20, 2026
April 20, 2026
Government

Illinois ‘right to abortion’ ballot issue unlikely this fall; pro-lifers remain vigilant

By Stuart McMillian
April 20, 2026
April 20, 2026
Culture

Maternal mortality decreasing in pro-life states, study finds

By Jillian Schneider
April 20, 2026
April 20, 2026
All Christian Schools Courts Culture Government Homeschools Opinion Politics Public Education World
Culture
‘Historic’: America Reads the Bible kicks off in nation’s capital with Patricia Heaton, Candace Cameron Bure
By Michael Foust
Courts
Kash Patel sues The Atlantic for $250M over story alleging ‘excessive drinking’
By Harold Hutchison
Courts
Wisconsin school choice faces legal challenge as families fight to keep options
By Adam Wittenberg
Culture
Psych association holds ‘irreconcilable positions’ on transgender ideological medicine, says medical watchdog
By Michaela Estruth
Government
WATCH: ‘We blew the socks off’: Gamer campaign nets 12K applications for air traffic controllers in 1 day
By Lion Staff Report
Politics
Campaigns make use of AI in attacks
By George Caldwell
Politics
DeSantis’ respect for Byron Donalds could be why he hasn’t endorsed a successor, GOP leaders say
By Pedro Rodriguez
Culture
Elon Musk promotes story of pilot ousted for urging merit-based military
By Pedro Rodriguez
View More

Sign Up Now

Get the best of The Lion in your inbox.

Podcast Image

New Episodes Weekly

Join the writers at The Lion each week as they break down the top news stories that affect families, students, and education. Tune in every Friday for the latest episode, and make sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Listen Now