Test Your 9/11 Knowledge: The Explosive Evidence at the 3 WTC Towers
Thanks, David Martin. Waxing Indignant Over 911 Truth The post Test Your 9/11 Knowledge: The Explosive Evidence at th Read More Article from LewRockwell
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Mash Patel should never have been trusted
Writes Jay Stephenson: I know a lot of people have been surprised at the recent statements from Kash Patel on Jeffrey Epstein but they shouldn’t be. Like everyone else in Trump’s cabinet, he’s pro-Israel and hawkish on Iran. Same with Dan Bongino. And they always use the “I’m your buddy, you can trust me” routine […]
No First Amendment Violation in Excluding Associated Press from “the Room Where It Happens”
In Friday’s AP v. Budowich, the D.C. Circuit stayed the preliminary injunction that required the White House to let the AP back into White House, Air Force One, and Mar-a-Lago briefings. Judge Neomi Rao, joined by Judge Greg Katsas, wrote a statement explaining the ruling; here’s a short excerpt from the 27-page opinion. The Associated […]
Court Dismisses Justin Baldoni’s Defamation Claims Against Blake Lively and Others (Stemming from the Making of It Ends With Us)
The opinion (132 pages long) by Judge Lewis Liman (S.D.N.Y.) is here; the court also rejects the Baldoni side’s civil extortion, breach of contract, false light, promissory fraud, and breach of contract claims. The opinion is too long to summarize here, but the key arguments that the court accepted as to the defamation claims are: […]
30-Year Cover-Up
Thanks, Jesse Trentadue. Headline USA The post 30-Year Cover-Up appeared first on LewRockwell. Read More Article from LewRockwell
Iowa Landowners Fight Seizure of Private Property for a Pipeline
A privately owned company is proposing a pipeline across five states. While some of the state governments appear to be on board, the project is facing backlash from a large and formidable population: property owners. The pipeline, known as Summit Carbon Solutions, would span 2,500 miles and transport carbon dioxide (CO2) captured at 57 ethanol […]
Government and Economic Growth
Modern macroeconomic theory claims that government Read More Article from Mises Institute
Officer fires rubber bullet at Australian reporter covering LA protests
Thanks, Johnny Kramer. Raw video The post Officer fires rubber bullet at Australian reporter covering LA protests appeare Read More Article from LewRockwell
Free Speech Unmuted: Free Speech, Public School Students, And “There Are Only Two Genders”
My co-host Jane Bambauer and I discuss the First Amendment rules pertaining to public school students. The occasion: The Supreme Court just declined to consider a federal appeals court case that led a public school to punish a student for wearing a T-shirt saying “There Are Only Two Genders.” Did the lower court get that […]
This AI Company Wants Washington To Keep Its Competitors Off the Market
Dario Amodei, CEO of the artificial intelligence company Anthropic, published a guest essay in The New York Times Thursday arguing against a proposed 10-year moratorium on state AI regulation. Amodei argues that a patchwork of regulations would be better than no regulation whatsoever. Skepticism is warranted whenever the head of an incumbent firm calls for […]
Mash Patel should never have been trusted
Writes Jay Stephenson: I know a lot of people have been surprised at the recent statements from Kash Patel on Jeffrey Epstein but they shouldn’t be. Like everyone else in Trump’s cabinet, he’s pro-Israel and hawkish on Iran. Same with Dan Bongino. And they always use the “I’m your buddy, you can trust me” routine […]
No First Amendment Violation in Excluding Associated Press from “the Room Where It Happens”
In Friday’s AP v. Budowich, the D.C. Circuit stayed the preliminary injunction that required the White House to let the AP back into White House, Air Force One, and Mar-a-Lago briefings. Judge Neomi Rao, joined by Judge Greg Katsas, wrote a statement explaining the ruling; here’s a short excerpt from the 27-page opinion. The Associated […]
Court Dismisses Justin Baldoni’s Defamation Claims Against Blake Lively and Others (Stemming from the Making of It Ends With Us)
The opinion (132 pages long) by Judge Lewis Liman (S.D.N.Y.) is here; the court also rejects the Baldoni side’s civil extortion, breach of contract, false light, promissory fraud, and breach of contract claims. The opinion is too long to summarize here, but the key arguments that the court accepted as to the defamation claims are: […]
30-Year Cover-Up
Thanks, Jesse Trentadue. Headline USA The post 30-Year Cover-Up appeared first on LewRockwell. Read More Article from LewRockwell
Iowa Landowners Fight Seizure of Private Property for a Pipeline
A privately owned company is proposing a pipeline across five states. While some of the state governments appear to be on board, the project is facing backlash from a large and formidable population: property owners. The pipeline, known as Summit Carbon Solutions, would span 2,500 miles and transport carbon dioxide (CO2) captured at 57 ethanol […]
Government and Economic Growth
Modern macroeconomic theory claims that government Read More Article from Mises Institute
Officer fires rubber bullet at Australian reporter covering LA protests
Thanks, Johnny Kramer. Raw video The post Officer fires rubber bullet at Australian reporter covering LA protests appeare Read More Article from LewRockwell
Free Speech Unmuted: Free Speech, Public School Students, And “There Are Only Two Genders”
My co-host Jane Bambauer and I discuss the First Amendment rules pertaining to public school students. The occasion: The Supreme Court just declined to consider a federal appeals court case that led a public school to punish a student for wearing a T-shirt saying “There Are Only Two Genders.” Did the lower court get that […]
This AI Company Wants Washington To Keep Its Competitors Off the Market
Dario Amodei, CEO of the artificial intelligence company Anthropic, published a guest essay in The New York Times Thursday arguing against a proposed 10-year moratorium on state AI regulation. Amodei argues that a patchwork of regulations would be better than no regulation whatsoever. Skepticism is warranted whenever the head of an incumbent firm calls for […]