By Dershowitz: Musk has been falsely accused of antisemitism because of his criticism and mockery of George Soros. … Soros is Jewish by heritage. Musk is not. But their religious backgrounds should play no role in evaluating the charges and … Continue reading →
Congress approved another stopgap measure to avoid a shutdown: The United States Senate passed a continuing resolution late Wednesday night that will, at least for now, avoid a government shutdown. The bill passed by a margin of 87–11, with 10 … Continue reading →
An awful lot of it: The Biden administration has extended a sanctions waiver that will grant Iran access to roughly $10 billion from Iraq in exchange for electricity purchases. The 120-day waiver, signed by Secretary of State Antony Blinken on … Continue reading →
He may have gotten a little bit sloppy: The money trail begins in July 2017 when Hunter Biden demanded payment from his Chinese Communist Party (CCP) linked associate. On July 30, 2017, Hunter Biden sent a message to Raymond Zhao—a … Continue reading →
Commenter “huxley” wonders, as does commenter “Mike K”: “The other day I read a number that I have trouble accepting. It was that 50% of Democrat contributions come from Jews.” Mike K: I saw that too and wondered. Dunno. I … Continue reading →
And the jury didn’t deliberate very long to return the verdicts: Bankman-Fried was charged with seven counts of fraud, conspiracy and money laundering in what federal prosecutors have described as “one of the biggest financial frauds in American history.” He … Continue reading →
As expected, the administration is still protecting Iran: Many [as far as I know, all of them Republicans] are calling on Biden to refreeze the $6 billion of Iranian funds that he had unfrozen as part of a prisoner swap … Continue reading →
Commenter “huxley” asks an excellent question, and then answers it: I understand it’s not a priority in conservative circles to wonder WTF happened to the Left. But, as an ex-leftist, I do. Exactly how did the Left swivel away from … Continue reading →
Legal Insurrection has some coverage here as well as here. There’s also this at Powerline, with links. I find this trial to be a travesty, and I would be very surprised if anything happens to change my mind on that.
Continue reading →This NY Post article attempts to answer the question. We already know that, whether Trump lied or not, there was no victim and none of the lenders claimed damages. But this discussion is about a different angle of the case: … Continue reading →
Andrew C. McCarthy is no Trump fan, but he certainly recognizes prosecutorial and judicial overreach when he sees it: The ruling by a New York State judge on Tuesday, putting Trump out of business in the Big Apple, the longtime … Continue reading →
The Democrat line is that there is no evidence worth paying attention to – which seems to mean there is no notarized and witnessed contract Biden signed that states, “I accept this bribe in exchange for giving the following favors … Continue reading →