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Canceling Putin, Canceling Russians
ReasonHe works alongside a small-town Siberia contractor. After Vladimir Putin’s tanks rolled towards Kyiv in March, and there was a torrent of economic sanctions imposed […]
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Brickbat: Bookkeeping Error
Audits revealed that almost $900,000.00 of the $1.13 Million in COVID-19 funds received by West Haven, Connecticut were used on items not eligible or did […]
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The Case for Pursuing the Issue of Russian War Crimes in Ukraine
Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Vladimir Putin is a war criminal, according to President Biden. This was due to the atrocities committed by Russian forces […]
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“Facing Fearful Odds”
This stanza is from Macaulay. I see it often, like most others, and in these weeks has been frequently quoted to highlight the courage of […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: April 10, 1967
4/10/1967 Loving v. Virginia Argument. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, April 10, 1967
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Are Newsletters the Future of Free Speech?
Substack founders Hamish McKenzie and Chris Best declared that society has a trust issue in a joint statement released late January. It will get worse […]
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Jacksonville Dentist helps Ukrainian refugees, more to be done
The war on Ukraine continues to take a major humanitarian toll, with 4 million refugees having fled the country over the past month according to […]
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Eighth Circuit Rules Eviction Moratoria are Likely to Be Takings Requiring Compensation Under the Fifth Amendment
The 5th of April is Heights Apartments v. WalzThe US Court of Appeals for Eighth Circuit ruled unanimously that a Minnesota State Eviction Moratorium, which […]
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Reports Jimmy Kimmel to Capitol Police for a “Threat of Violence”
Jimmy Kimmel, late-night host on Late Night, joked about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia (R-Ga.), in his opening monologue this week. He did so […]
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Calling Police Officer “Pig,” “Terrorist,” “Punk Ass,” and “Bitch” in Facebook Comments Not Obscene After All
Philip Brimmer, Chief District Judge (D. Colo.), March 31, 2008. Sgaggio v. De YoungThe majority of the decision reversed a Magistrate Judge’s contrary opinion, which […]