If at first you don’t succeed, try try: President Trump is signing two Executive Orders to protect the meaning and value of American citizenship after Trump v. Barbara: The executive orders,Continuing to Protect the Meaning and Value of American Citizenship … Continue reading →
Some recent news [emphasis mine]: The FBI opened a criminal probe specifically targeting Donald Trump in May 2017, alleging the newly elected president may have been acting as a Russian asset when he fired then-Director James Comey even though the … Continue reading →
A billion here, a billion there, pretty soon you’re talking about real money. An announcement by Vance – just the tip of the fraud iceberg?: “Just since the beginning of the Fraud Task Force that I started under the president’s … Continue reading →
I wrote about the Colin Gray case yesterday in this post, and a discussion ensued about gun rights and laws requiring a person to lock up guns in the home. Commenter “Brian E” commented by describing a local school shooting … Continue reading →
Colin Gray is the father of Colt Gray, who in 2024 at the age of 14 killed four people in a school shooting in Georgia. This case is the second one in which a teenage son committed murder at a … Continue reading →
I’m not going to go into all the ins and outs of Fauci’s taking the Fifth right now, although I plan to write more about Fauci. In the legal sense, however, I think that his taking the Fifth can be … Continue reading →
The man who plowed his vehicle into a crowd at a gay pride festival in Berlin (and also went at the crowd with a machete) wasn’t just a known wolf – he was a very well-known wolf and there had … Continue reading →
Crowds in Madison, Wisconsin, are claiming that Corey Ruiz is the latest victim of police violence against black men. Here’s the story: The Madison police officer who shot and killed Corey Ruiz should face criminal charges, civil rights attorney Ben … Continue reading →
Two men were stabbed near Central Park by the same perpetrator, without warning or previous interaction. One of the victims was visibly Jewish (wearing a kippah) and the other Asian, and the perpetrator is alleged to have shouted “Allahu Akbar!” … Continue reading →
Like, a hundred billion dollars worth? A year. At least, that’s RFK Jr.’s estimate. And that’s just Medicaid. For example, from Kennedy: “We found a hotel room with 29 hospices in it. I mean a hotel, every room was a … Continue reading →
Kulak landlords beware: Mamdani’s plan is to have DCWP [Department of Consumer and Worker Protection] work with the City Council on new legislation that would stipulate landlords could require either a credit check — paid for by the landlord or … Continue reading →
When people think of South Africa – at least, people over fifty – they tend to think of its apartheid history. But in the decades since apartheid ended, South Africa’s efforts to undo those wrongs have caused extremely serious problems … Continue reading →