Richard Trevithick didn’t own slaves. He was a barely literate engineer, born toward the end of the 18th century, who grappled with—and ultimately solved—the question […]
This is the sixth post in the series about the Tibetan Uprising. This post is about Tibetan resistance to the Dalai Lama’s 1959 exile government. […]
Eric Adams, New York City’s Mayor, stated Wednesday that any bystanders who are too close to the police will not be tolerated. Adams was considered […]
This is a superb analysis from his Original Jurisdiction newsletter. You can read the entire article, or here is a portion: This is a report […]
A poll conducted by the Pew Research Center reveals a startling number of Americans on both sides of the political aisle support military action against […]
Bradley Brock’s 3-year-old mastiff, Moose (a mastiff) was his family after a motorcycle accident. In a matter of seconds, a Michigan police officer took Brock’s […]
A police officer discovered marijuana inside a car during a stop for tinted windows. On the suspicion that this was drug proceeds, he also discovered […]
Sean Reyes, the Utah Attorney General, is an ally to former President Donald Trump and plans to make Mitt Romney his primary candidate for Utah’s […]
The post, by Prof. Richard Re (University of Virginia), was found on the Re’s Judicata blog. I thought it was very interesting. I asked Prof. […]
Fox News host Jesse Watters slammed media personalities who have been demanding the United States implement a no-fly zone in Ukraine as reckless and “trigger-happy.” […]
