Officials in St. Louis are faced with a dilemma that only the federal government can produce: They must decide whether to invest money to revive […]
Yesterday, I wrote about another controversy in Maine. Last week, I also blogged about the division among courts regarding whether students can sue pseudonymously for […]
Many critics were concerned that the CDC did not mention rapid antigen testing to confirm that people infected with COVID-19 aren’t contagious when it revised […]
Tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the January 6, 2021 assault on the Capitol. Essentially the most dramatic occasion of that day, was the precise […]
California’s marijuana black market has been utterly ignored by lawmakers. They have now decided to enter the drug war and increase penalties for those operating […]
Kevin Bessler, The Center Square Due to an increase in COVID-19-related cases, Chicago Teachers Union voted Tuesday night to call for remote learning at Chicago […]
California’s marijuana black market has been utterly ignored by lawmakers. They have now decided to admit defeat and increase penalties for those operating outside the […]
A reform of the Electoral Count Act could be one step to prevent another January 6. It would remove Congress from the power to challenge […]
A Washington Post op-ed outlines a plan for reforming the Electoral Count Act. The Electoral Count Act, a federal 1887 statute that regulates how presidential […]
Senator Rand Paul criticized Dr. Anthony Fauci for spreading COVID “hysteria” that has led to extra college closings throughout America. Paul made the feedback throughout […]
