Journalist Ken Klippenstein has drawn attention to an overlooked remark made by State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce last month saying that the United States is “the greatest country on earth, next to Israel.” “The pride of being able to be here and do work that facilitates making things better for people and in the greatest country on […]
From last Friday’s Appellate Court of Illinois decision in Sebaggala v. Levinson, written by Justice Celia Gamrath and joined by Justices Sanjay Tailor and Michael Hyman: According to the operative complaint, Sebaggala is a Black fourth-grade public-school teacher and a member of Abolition Coalition, a group of citizens who “support and advocate for diversity and […]
As US debt soars and foreign central ban Read More Article from Mises Institute
Ten days ago a sudden surprise Israeli attack inflicted a terrible, decapitating blow upon the leadership of the Islamic Republic of Iran, successfully assassinating the country’s top military commanders, its chief nuclear weapons negotiator, and nearly all of its most prominent nuclear scientists. Many of these victims were killed in their own homes together with their family […]
When plaintiffs file enough cases that courts view as frivolous, the courts can generally declare the plaintiffs to be “vexatious litigants,” and thus limit their ability to litigate future cases unless there’s a preliminary showing that the cases are likely to be meritorious. The rules vary from state to state, but California has a pretty […]
From the decision last month in Doe v. Suarez by L.A. Superior Court Judge Sarah Heide (appeal pending): This case arises from an allegation of sexual assault. According to the complaint, plaintiff Jane Doe met defendant online and the two arranged to meet for dinner. Following dinner, and after an evening of heavy drinking, plaintiff […]
For the past several years, states have been trying to regulate the burgeoning artificial intelligence (AI) industry. Out of the 635 AI-related bills considered in 2024, nearly 100 were signed into law, and 1,000 more bills have been proposed this year. A federal law that would prevent the proliferation of reactionary local AI regulation passed […]
Libertarian candidate’s vote getting in 2023 didn’t revive the party in Vanderburgh County Courier & Press Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
On the 21st of June, a day that will live in infamy, President Trump led the American People to War with Iran. Trump’s message to Americans? Striking Iran’s three nuclear facilities is all that U.S. Forces will do. Unless, of course, the Iranians have the temerity to strike back. In that case Trump promises to […]
On Friday, a federal appeals court affirmed an earlier ruling blocking a Louisiana law mandating that public school classrooms display posters of the Ten Commandments. The decision is the latest development in a series of state-level attempts to mandate religious instruction in public schools. “This is a resounding victory for the separation of church and […]