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We All Are COVID Cops Now
Amid the ongoing debate about COVID-19 restrictions and when to lift them, an interesting argument has emerged among certain members of the chattering class—one where […]
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The Overtime Quandary
After being treated to one of the best weekends of football, it may seem odd to make a complaint. But we do have to. All […]
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Don’t Exaggerate What’s at Stake in Ukraine
Russia is deploying more than 100,000 troops to the Ukrainian border. However, it insists that it does not intend to invade. US is sending weapons […]
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L.A. Schools Will Require Non-Cloth Masks (Even for Sports) and Vaccination Next Year
Los Angeles Unified school District (LAUSD), is going to be more strict with COVID-19 mitigation. The nation’s second-largest district of public schools will require students […]
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Biden Blames Government’s Economic Failures on Big Business
Biden is continuing to blame American business for the government-created problems. On Monday, President Joe Biden gave a public address during a meeting with his Competition […]
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Whoopi Goldberg Blasts Bill Maher Over COVID-19 Comments: ‘How Dare You Be So Flippant’
On Monday, Whoopi Goldberg and the liberal hosts of “The View” had a near meltdown, and criticized liberal personality Bill Maher for “flippant” COVID-19 remarks […]
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Biden Calls Fox News Reporter ‘Stupid Son of a B*tch’ At Press Conference
Fox News reporter Peter Doocy seemed to get a good laugh after President Biden called him a “stupid son of a bitch,” indicating he may […]
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Authoritarian Governments Ban Bitcoin Mining. The U.S. Shouldn’t Join Them.
Is there anything you can do as a government to prevent bitcoin from being used? Are you able to make the world believe that it […]
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The Right to Defy Criminal Demands: The Heckler’s Veto
A rough draft has been completed. You have the right to resist criminal demandsThis article was very interesting and so I decided I would serialize […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 25, 1819
1/25/1819: Thomas Jefferson charters the University of Virginia The Supreme Court would rule 176 more years later. Rosenberger v. Rector and Visitors of University of Virginia (1995). […]