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A Passage About Ukraine and Zelensky
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 […]
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Academic Freedom Alliance Letter to Concordia University Wisconsin
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 […]
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Waging war in a networked age
The episode covers how the modern media influence what has been a huge shooting war between Russia & Ukraine. Dmitri alperovitch provides a comprehensive overview. […]
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No Pretrial Appeal for Massachusetts Judge Who Allegedly Helped an Arrestee Evade Immigration Officials
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 […]
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Mitt Romney Goes On CNN To Attack Republicans Of ‘Pro-Putin’ Sentiment, Calls It ‘Almost Treasonous’
In what seems to be another instance of thinking the media will like him or be nice to him if he trashes Republicans, Sen. Mitt […]
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No, We Shouldn’t Attack Russia and Start World War III Over Ukraine
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 […]
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Former AG Bill Barr Wants Republicans To ‘Move On’ From Trump, Blames Him For Capitol Riot
Attorney General William “Bill” Barr appears to have broken totally with his former boss, if reports about his upcoming memoir are accurate. In the book, […]
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Zelensky Goes Viral, Russia Goes Nuclear
Matt Welch and Nick Gillespie are Reason editors. Katherine ManguWard, Peter Suderman, and Nick Gillespie discuss how the world is reacting to Russia’s ongoing invasion. […]
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Utah Governor To Veto School Choice Bill Unless His Demands Are Met
It is not surprising that in a turbulent time over public schools, and the way they are managed, a state might consider school choice legislation […]
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Protests Outside People’s Homes (Residential Picketing) and the First Amendment
The Boston proposal to restrict residential picketing to 9am to 9pm is making this matter again in the news. The move appears to have been […]