Lately, the nation is shedding vestigil pandemic policies. Public schools that were closed are now open to anyone who wants instruction in person. Restaurants are […]
The “Rise of the Nones” is one of the most talked about trends in American religious life at the beginning of the 21st century. It […]
Verfassungsblog in Germany, which focuses on legal theories and constitutional issues, published my article, “Does terrorism’s threat justify migration restrictions?” This is a short excerpt. […]
William Virgil was almost 30 years behind bars after a crime he did not commit. After Kentucky police withheld evidence which could have exonerated him, […]
50 years ago, MIT researchers produced the first computer. The Limits of GrowthA report that examines how economic trends are predicting environmental disaster. The authors warned […]
The CDC mandate applies to air passengers on airlines. Today, 21 mostly “red” States led by Florida sued the Centers for Disease Control to […]
A new poll suggests that Democrats would suffer heartache if they were to face off against former President Donald Trump or Vice President Kamala Hariri […]
An elderly lady from New Jersey is being sued by a municipality for making too many requests for public records and participating in city meetings. […]
Johnny Carson, the undisputed forever king of late night comedy, once said of mixing the brand of late night comedy with politics that, “Once you […]
Brett Rowland (The Center Square). Twenty-one states have filed a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s continued mask mandate on public […]
