Starting at Borkowski v. Baltimore CountyJudge Deborah K. Chasanow, D. Md.): The case was originally a class action that revolved around investigating and handling sexual […]
June saw the Supreme Court CVSG’d Students for Fair Admission. The Court had referred the case to the SG at the time. Prelogar could hold onto […]
Kenny Xu, the president of the non-profit Color Us UnitedThis book, advocating “for a raceblind America” is the author A Inconvenient Minority – The Attack […]
The Dallas Police Department’s Sunday Facebook post became viral. This photo shows Ballentine, the police dog who works out at Dallas’ Love Field Airport. Ballentine […]
Yesterday, the Georgia federal district court issued an injunction to stop federal contractors from complying with the COVID-19 vaccine requirement of Biden Administration. A Kentucky […]
Law enforcement officers who tell you that they are certain everyone is a crime will inadvertently sum up a reason why they place limitations on […]
“Say tomorrow you receive a call from Joe Biden,” they asked. Wall Street JournalJoanna Stern is a tech columnist who met with Elon Musk during […]
People would rather have “public” than “private”. Public is…free, right? Wide open. Sharing. All are welcome. It’s all good. “Private” is…selfish, closed, for the rich. […]
A decision of Stephen F. Befort, arbitrator Peterson v. Indep. School. Dist. No. 244, Chisago LakesHandled Sept. 21, but published a few weeks back on […]
