Recently questions have swirled around how the Attorney General can appoint an “interim” U.S. Attorney before the Senate has acted to permanently fill the position, with a focus on the New Jersey position that has been filled temporarily by Alina Habba. A statute (28 U.S.C. 546) allows the Attorney General to make an interim appointment […]
The fertility rate in the U.S Read More Article from Mises Institute
The post The Bizarre ‘Post-Truth’ US/EU Trade Deal appeared Read More Article from LewRockwell
A new report by the Council on Criminal Justice (CCJ) found that homicides are significantly down in major cities across the country compared to last year, and the Trump administration is claiming its mass deportation program is part of the reason. “HOMICIDES DOWN 17% across 30 U.S. cities under President [Donald] Trump and [Homeland Security […]
Immigration officers were caught on video celebrating proudly after using chokeholds and a stun gun to arrest two undocumented immigrants in Florida. The owner of the video, an 18-year-old American citizen, was threatened and charged after he refused to delete the footage revealing the harsh tactics used by immigration authorities to meet the Trump administration’s […]
Libertarian candidate Dennis Hayes speaks out on western congressional campaign  KTVH Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
The Federal Reserve is not the only central bank in the world Read More Article from Mises Institute
From today’s proposed stipulated judgment in Frankel v. Regents (C.D. Cal.): a. The Regents of the University of California, President of the University of California, the Chancellor of UCLA, the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost of UCLA, the Administrative Vice Chancellor of UCLA, the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs of UCLA, and the Associate Vice Chancellor […]
Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. They say all politics is local, and that’s particularly true of housing politics—where localities and (increasingly) states are the main policy-setting jurisdictions. Nevertheless, the federal government does influence housing policy and housing outcomes through any number of regulatory and spending programs. We got a reminder […]
Two weeks ago, I wrote about a leaked memorandum from the Judicial Conference, which was published by Margot Cleveland at the Federalist. At the time, the Federalist did not publish the entire memorandum, but only included excerpts. In a thread, Margot explained that she didn’t publish the “lengthy” memorandum because it had “nearly 20 pages […]