The Case for Preserving New York Times v. Sullivan
Although it’s approximately 200 pages in length, I haven’t yet read the Media Law Resource Center’s new white paper. However, it looks very interesting. Here’s […]
Although it’s approximately 200 pages in length, I haven’t yet read the Media Law Resource Center’s new white paper. However, it looks very interesting. Here’s […]
Breonna Taylor was killed by Louisville police on April 25, 2005. On that night, Detective Brett Hankison shot 10 rounds at her apartment. He hit […]
Department of Homeland Security, (DHS) AnnoucedIt announced yesterday that Ukraine will be given temporary protected status. For the next 18 month, this designation will be […]
If you ask President Joe Biden, the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)—passed as part of former President Bill Clinton’s 1994 crime bill, with expansions authorized […]
Kamala Harris, the Vice President was the victim of some mockery because she pushed the Equality Act. Americans struggle with skyrocketing gas costs and inflation […]
Pam. NBC. Tuesday, March 8th at 10:05 p.m. I don’t think you’ve heard of Pam Hupp, Katy Mixon and Ross Faria. They are among the most […]
If you ask President Joe Biden, the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)—passed as part of former President Bill Clinton’s 1994 crime bill, with expansions authorized […]
Republicans Marjorie Taylor Greene and Ted Cruz slammed Senator Lindsey Graham’s “unhinged” remarks after the South Carolina Senator called for Vladimir Putin’s assassination. Graham on […]
Today’s Supreme Court opinion was oddly issued on Friday. The Court unanimously ruled that the Foreign Intelligence Services Act doesn’t invalidate the state secrets privilege. […]
The house wins in gambling. Except the Washington, D.C. government is in the house. Washington, D.C., is now open to sports betting, as are many […]