Yesterday saw a gunman wearing a gas mask, worker’s vest, and opened fire in the New York City subway station in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park. He […]
Today, President Joe Biden met for the first-time with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to allay American concerns that Germany was an “unreliable” partner in the […]
Harvard this week announced that COVID-19-positive students will need to be self-isolated in their dormitories, but they won’t be forced to be moved into university-provided […]
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals of the United States ruled today Law Office of Michael A. Demayo LLP v. Sheet Metal Workers Health and […]
Steve Lubet (Faculty Lounge), suggests that the answer might be “yes”. This would allow for an example of a 50-50 tie between the Senate and […]
Last week the government issued a press release sure to distress anyone who was about to sanitize their hands: “FDA warns that getting alcohol-based hand sanitizer […]
Progressives have ridiculed anyone who suggested that the Democratic Party would move to the left and produce politicians who could push for socialist policies when […]
Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn questioned Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday whether parents protesting at school board meetings should be included in the same class […]
The U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg, “has actually been on paid leave since mid-August to spend time with his husband, Chasten, and their two newborn […]
Congress maintains its grip on the internet.This time, the pretext was to address mental health issues of teens who use Instagram. U.S. legislators don’t need […]
