How can mismanagement wreck a country?
The small island nation of Sri Lanka has been facing an unprecedented economic crisis. The situation has deteriorated so much in the past few months that the country is now in a financial "meltdown."
While President Gotabaya Rajapaksha, who came to power in November 2019, blames the pandemic, the Ukraine war, and other causes, there are other culpable factors.
The Oversight Project, a watchdog group, launched a law firm specifically aimed at defending targets of lawfare, whether through weaponized government agencies, through politicized litigation, or by threatening to revoke law licenses.
As part of the deal, the Pentagon will acquire a 35 percent stake in North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP), run by a businessman who is close to acting Venezuelan president Delcy Rodríguez.
The Secretary of State went before the cameras and told the American people a “foreign actor” is responsible for the foiled attack. Initially, the knee-jerk reaction was to blame Russia.
There have been nine homicides in Fairfax County so far this year. Half of the suspects charged in those cases were in the U.S. illegally.
In June, Min Zin, an American husband and father of one, was arrested after landing in China for an academic conference. His wife, Sylvia, told the Daily Signal before the summit that she was hopeful Trump would secure her husband’s freedom.
Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith championed the president’s crackdown on mass migration from these nations, which include Afghanistan, Somalia, Yemen, Syria, and Pakistan.
