The unjustified aggression of Russian President Vladimir Putin against Ukraine has been met with scorn by much of the West. U.S. sanctions and European power […]
This is the 2nd of 4 posts. Trials of Rasmea Odeh. Supersol, Jerusalem, was jammed on Friday morning February 21, 1969 by shoppers who were […]
Joe Biden declared, “We’re fixing them all,” awkwardly appearing to deliver a speech to promote his $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill hours after Pittsburgh’s Fern Hollow […]
3/1/1880: Strauder v. West Virginia decided. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History March 1, 1880
After media reports that she didxxed parents challenging the COVID-19 school district’s mask mandate, Norma Garcia Lopez resigned from her position as co-chairperson of the […]
Robert Shaner of Rochester Community Schools, Michigan admitted that school administrators monitored social media accounts from parents protesting the closing of schools. Shaner said that […]
Tom McTague Atlantic“What Volodomyr Zelensky’s Courage Says about the West”, I find it a bit disgusting that Westerners, including myself, cheer Ukrainians on for a cause […]
Concordia University Wisconsin was contacted by the Academic Freedom Alliance to request that they reaffirm their academic freedom for Gregory Schulz, a philosopher. Schulz is […]
The episode covers how the modern media influence what has been a huge shooting war between Russia & Ukraine. Dmitri alperovitch provides a comprehensive overview. […]
Start at U.S. v. JosephThe First Circuit (Judge William Kayatta and Judges Sandra Lynch, Rogeriee Thompson) decided that the matter was a no contest. The […]
