As the undefeated University of Rhode Island football team was gearing up for their next matchup against Towson on October 16th, they expected an eight-hour […]
An earlier federal judge had ordered the payment of sanctions to “Kraken”, two lawyers who filed frivolous, unfounded challenges against 2020’s presidential election results. Two […]
Among the many provisions of the Home-passed “Construct Again Higher” spending invoice are provisions that minimize federal well being care funding in states which have […]
The House’s “Build Back better” spending bill includes provisions that reduce federal funding of health care for states who have not expanded Medicaid in accordance […]
Technological advancements have followed a predictable pattern: initial excitement, failure, and then revival, also known as a hype cycle. Then, the new technology is introduced […]
Recently, I was researching whether self-defense rights can be removed from someone who “brought about difficulty” by traveling to a place where he should know […]
11.23.1804: The birthday of President Franklin Pierce. He would nominate Justice John Archibald Campbell as the Supreme Court’s Chief Justice. President Pierce appointed Justice Campbell […]
There are reasons‘s Special December issueThis year marks the 30th anniversary the fall of the Soviet Union. We are exploring the legacy of this evil […]
Chief public health officer for Canada Dr. Theresa Tam says that Christmas carol singing is dangerous. Tam advises people to avoid indoor singing, even if […]
The current enthusiasm on social media for deplatforming poses many challenges. One example is the question, “What do you do about all the data that […]
