One of President Donald Trump’s Day 1 executive orders designated “certain international cartels” as “foreign terrorist organizations,” a classification that according to the State Department “play[s] a critical role in our fight against terrorism and [is] an effective means of curtailing support for terrorist activities and pressuring groups to get out of the terrorism business.” […]
Every day, thousands of transactions take place in which Americans and Canadians consent to exchange currency for goods. Treasury Secretary Howard Lutnick thinks there is someone they forgot to ask. “We don’t want to buy 60 percent of our aluminum from Canada,” Lutnick explained during an interview with Fox News on Thursday. “We want to […]
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A short excerpt from the long opinion in Ragsdale v. Fisher, decided yesterday by Utah Court of Appeals Judge Gregory K. Orme, joined by Judges Ryan M. Harris and John D. Luthy: For over ten years, George Fishler has shown his vehement opposition to Kristi Ragsdale operating her residential treatment center in his neighborhood by […]
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Is the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cleaning house and gutting the federal bureaucracy, or overstepping the limits of executive power while failing to cut much spending? Could it be a bit of both? Part of the confusion about Elon Musk’s DOGE stems from the fact that there have been not one, but actually three […]
The largest federal government employee union is alleging in a new lawsuit that the Trump administration violated its First Amendment rights and the “hallowed” sanctity of contracts by canceling a collective bargaining agreement covering Transportation Security Administration (TSA) airport security screeners. “This attack on our members is not just an attack on AFGE or transportation […]
President Trump’s argument for starting an international trade war is based on a socialistic-sounding plea for “fairness” and equality. Some foreign governments plunder their citizens with high tariff taxes on American imports, thereby forcing them to pay higher prices for those or competing domestic goods. The reason they are called “protective” tariffs is that they […]
Judge tosses Libertarian party lawsuit demanding recount in wake of voting machine password leak Colorado Public Radio Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
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