Jen Psaki, White House Press Secretary, was asked Thursday if President Joe Biden would retaliate against some soft-prosecution policies by prosecutors from large blue cities. […]
A lax antitrust bill passed by the Senate has attracted criticism from all sides of the political spectrum. It has also received support from both […]
On Thursday, Democrat Majority Whip James Clyburn suggested that the 2022 midterm elections might not be legitimate if the Democrats’ “voting rights” bill isn’t passed, […]
Start at Gilliam v. Uni HoldingsThe N.Y. intermediate appeals court ruled that the matter was a miscarriage of justice. The appeal depends on the quality […]
The latest news from The Wall Street Journal. Hillary Clinton is rumored to be considering running for president again in order to “fill a leadership […]
A rough draft has been completed. The right to defy criminal demands Article, so I decided to serialize it here. Since there is still time […]
Start at In re David S. KeenanThe opinion was posted on Westlaw on February 5, but some paragraph breaks were removed. It is signed by […]
The year 1684. France is the place. Pierce Brosnan is the King. It is unlikely that this historical French fact was previously known. That is […]
While President Joe Biden may have met his low standard for this week’s rare press conference by not facing down into a pudcup, he did […]
1/21/2010: Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission decided. Reason.com published the article Today in Supreme Court History Jan 21 2010,
