Ron Paul’s 2001 Alternative: What Could Have Been
All that reviewed, what many do not know or remember was that, 25 years ago—in the fall and winter 2001—Ron Paul proposed an alternative response to 9/11 that deserves serious recognition.
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Bayer Wins Roundup Cancer Trial as $7.25 Billion Settlement Remains Pending
Theresa Aretino, Cynthia Fernandez and Betty Larkin had pursued claims involving product design defects, fraud and negligence.
California’s ‘Likely Noncitizen’ List Just Got A Court Decision
If the Executive can discount votes and threaten an ongoing election due to unproven allegations, then our democracy is in danger,” Carter added. “This Court declines to be a party to such process.”
The Doomsday Government: Preparing For The End Of The World, Not The End Of Power
But perhaps the most frightening monster of all is the government that has become so accustomed to wielding extraordinary power that it cannot imagine a future in which that power is diminished.
Prosecutors Drop Felony Strangulation Charge Against Rapper Rick Ross
Kendrick alleged that Ross restricted her breathing by twisting her hoodie collar and slammed her against a wall. Police reportedly collected timestamped photographs documenting her injuries.
Judge To Hear Bid To Block Trump’s Proposed 250-Foot Arch In Washington
Three Vietnam War veterans and a historian are seeking a preliminary injunction to prevent construction.
Texas Law Enforcement Miscast As Villains in Immigration Debate
The Texas Tribune profiled Officer Jaron Alexander, who made traffic stops that caught illegal aliens and sent them to federal authorities.
Raffensperger Assures of Election Integrity Amid DOJ’s Deployment of Election Watchers
“We’re having really strong turnout, about 5-7% higher than we had back in 2022, with one less day of voting. Voters are engaged in the process,” he said.
Tim Moore Questions Democrat Opponent’s Fitness For Congress After Felony Summons
The original summons was issued in January 2020 but was not successfully delivered to Womack.
Ex-Peltola Aide Alleges Candidate Knew About Recruiting The ‘Other Dan Sullivan’
The plot, beginning in the summer of 2025, reportedly involved Peltola’s campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
Alaska Election Officials Defend State Authority As Senate Race Controversy Escalates
The New York Times reported on Democratic efforts to recruit Daniel J. Sullivan, a retired teacher, while Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan seeks reelection.
Democrat-Run Cities Tried To Salvage A Biden Anti-Deportation Policy. SCOTUS Says No.
Texas challenged the rule in June, arguing it was part of the “Biden-Harris Administration’s campaign to undermine our immigration laws,” SCOTUSblog reported. President Donald Trump’s Justice Department did not contest the lawsuit in court.
West Texas City To Vote On ‘Sanctuary For The Unborn’ Ordinance
Seminole is a small city that has a population of about 7,952 and sits 30 minutes away from Hobbs, New Mexico, a destination for one of the largest independent abortion providers in the U.S., Whole Woman’s Health.
Former Heritage Foundation Intern Breaks The Sen. Slotkin Intimidate Young Conservatives Story
On Oct. 13, when asked about young people working in Trump’s administration, Slotkin talked about pursuing “signature cases” against Republican leaders and people who “enabled” President Donald Trump. She then went on.
Meta and Snap Face Landmark US Trial Over Youth Social Media Addiction
The case involves plaintiffs identified as SJ, a teenager from Illinois, and KDB, an 18-year-old from Mississippi, who say they began using the platforms at ages 13 and 15.
Maryland Child Protective Services Treated Christian Beliefs as Evidence of Parental Unfitness, Black Baptist Parents Allege
According to the lawsuit, authorities removed the son from his parents’ custody and placed him with a foster mother. After some time with the foster mother, the son attempted suicide and ended up in the hospital.