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Brickbat: Food Fight
After an investigation revealed that the principal of Palm Elementary School, Debra Pustulka, and Monika Sommers Fridenstine, were forcing a nine-year old student to eat […]
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SCOTUS Jabs OSHA Vaccine Cases on the Rocket-Docket
There has been much activity in relation to OSHA mandates over the past ten day. The Eighth Circuit refused to stop a court trial injunction […]
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Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Rejected a Plea Deal. So He Got 110 Years in Prison.
The recent sentencing of Rogel Aguilera Mederos sparked significant criticism. A Colorado man, Rogel Aguilera-Mederos was sentenced to 110 year imprisonment for causing an accident […]
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Feds Wasted $52 Billion on Slot Machine-Playing Pigeons, COVID Aid, Afghanistan, and More
Oregon’s Reed College hopes to discover the economics behind gambling addiction in people by showing pigeons how they can play slots. Federal taxpayers pay for […]
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Karol Markowicz’s Escape From New York Should Worry Blue-State America
“I’m leaving New York City to go to Florida.” Self-confessed New York supremacist. New York PostColumnist Karol Markowicz wrote a widely-read article for Fox News. […]
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FDA Finally Gets Around to Approving Pfizer’s Anti-COVID Pill
U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced today that the FDA has issued an EUA for Pfizer’s Paxlovid oral antiviral medication Paxlovid to treat COVID-19. Pfizer […]
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Fauci Is Not Beyond Reproach
He says that when people criticize Dr. Anthony Fauci they are really criticizing science. Because I’m science.” It’s quite arrogant. Fauci must be a great […]
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Pantless Couponer Loses Right of Publicity Lawsuit
In the wake of yesterday’s Eleventh Circuit ruling, Anderson v. Coupons (before Judges Wilson, Jordan & Newsom): Anderson claimed she was arrested in a Best […]
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Are Bereaved Wrongful Death Litigants Entitled to Sue Pseudonymously?
In my research to write an article about this topic, I came across the following case. Pseudonymous Litigation: The LawPlease let me know your thoughts. […]