Just finished watching Fed Up, about 2/3 of the way through several reps and senators begin pushing for increasing government regulation on not just how much sugar can be put in foods but also to restrict advertising from food companies to children. Imagine wanting more government regulation on something that is just basic parenting! submitted […]
“The lies then and now are mind boggling. The people who continue to lap up the lies are beyond reach. The poison unleashed into the population will be with us a long time.” — Edward Dowd How is it that our country turned into some kind of theme park spook ride, a cheesy-looking haunted house […]
As back-to-school week wheezes into gear for the nation’s 54 million or so children between the ages of five and 17, a startling, post-COVID reality is becoming more apparent, even if the implications are still too big to process. It is this: Though the U.S. population continues to grow, the number of kids attending public […]
“The lies then and now are mind boggling. The people who continue to lap up the lies are beyond reach. The poison unleashed into the population will be with us a long time.” — Edward Dowd How is it that our country turned into some kind of theme park spook ride, a cheesy-looking haunted house […]
From Sackler v. ABC, Inc., decided Wednesday by N.Y. trial judge Franc Perry: [This defamation] action is based on the defendants’ mistaken use of a photograph and sketch of the plaintiff, David Sackler, while reporting on the OxyContin endemic. The plaintiff is not the David Sackler of the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma. The defendant, […]
The political scrambling is comparable to the chaotic retreat of Ukrainian troops in the Donbass. Dozens of ministers and senior officials in the NATO-backed Kiev regime have tendered their resignations ahead of a chaotic reshuffle. The political scrambling is comparable to the chaotic retreat of Ukrainian troops in the Donbass. Among those falling on their […]
Public colleges and universities are bound by the First Amendment. Their private counterparts are not (though a state might choose to apply the requirements of the First Amendment to them, as California has largely done). But if private universities choose to follow the First Amendment, they will make life a lot easier, and also […]