New York TimesBret Stephens, a columnist now claims he is wrongly defending James Comey during the FBI investigation into Russian interference in Trump’s 2016 presidential […]
Some Los Angeles politicians appear to relish micromanaging the conduct of companies and shoppers. Starting this week, a brand new metropolis regulation goes into impact […]
Final week, a federal decide dominated that former President Donald Trump doesn’t have the authority, in his post-presidency, to invoke govt privilege and hold paperwork […]
Whereas the Kyle Rittenhouse trial has largely captured the media’s consideration for the previous few weeks, one other homicide trial of great public curiosity has […]
The terrorist assaults of September 11 and the federal government exploitation of them to develop civilian surveillance proceed to forged a shadow over our civil […]
Fort Price, Texas, officers have agreed to settle a lawsuit introduced by a person who had his nostril damaged by a police officer in 2017. […]
State and local governments filed thousands against drug companies since 2014 to sue them for creating the opioid crisis. They claim that they exaggerated the […]
Stephen Sachs (co-blogger) posted last week a thoughtful reply to my recent criticism of his position about the Texas SB 8 litigation. For earlier phases […]
The ping-pong ball is drawn. In the Sixth Circuit, all the union and state challenges to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s Emergency Temporary Standard […]
Stress balls are just one example of the innocuous things that put innocent people in prison due to poor police work or unreliable drug field […]
