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Brickbat: Going Medieval
British officials have increased their restrictions on crossbows following the discovery of an intruder on Windsor Castle grounds, armed and equipped with a crossbow. While […]
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China dive
Among the good things about coming back from Christmas break are all the deep analyses that news outlets save up to publish over the holidays […]
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Divided Sixth Circuit Panel Refuses to Stay Injunction Against Vaccine Mandate for Federal Contractors
Today’s decision by the U.S Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit was split. It rejected the Biden Administration’s request to suspend a lower court order that […]
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YouTuber Could Be Subjected to Anti-Cyberstalking Order Based on His “Edict” that Viewers Confront Another YouTuber and “Let Her Know Nobody Likes You”
Start at Strober v. HarrisThe Florida Court of Appeal (Judges Darryl Casanueva & Nelly Khhouzam and Suzanne Labrit) has ruled that the case is a […]
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Andrew Yang Wants To Break the Two-Party System
America’s biggest group of voters is the independents. People referred to themselves as Republicans less after George Bush’s presidency. People referred to themselves as Democrats […]
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Question Authority vs. Trust Science
Astral Codex Ten offers a fascinating piece about the topic, which uses Do not look up As the launch point. It’s not something I’ve seen. Do not look […]
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The Democrats’ Exploitation of Jan. 6 Gives Away Their Game
Ben Shapiro, The Daily Signal January 6th will be celebrated with all of the pomp and circumstance Democrats and their media partners can conjure up. […]
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Why America Must Reject ‘Eurotrash’ Ideas
David Harsanyi reported that “About three-times as many Europeans migrate to the United States each year than from their home countries,” Yet “a growing number […]
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St. Louis Taxpayers Paid a Lot To Run a Money-Losing Streetcar. It Could Cost Them Even More To Shut It Down.
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 […]
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May University Faculty/Staff/Students Sue Pseudonymously Over Limits on Religious Exemptions from COVID Vaccine Mandate?
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 […]