Fauci’s Bird Flu Dress Rehearsal For COVID-19
Fauci wanted to find out if that could change. No president ever went to the American people and asked permission to make bird flu transmit more effectively.
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How The Toxic Relationship Between Cartels And Chinese Money Launderers Costs American Investors
When criminal enterprises are allowed to exploit free markets, public confidence in capitalism suffers, potentially making alternatives like socialism more appealing.
Supreme Court Takes Up Major New Battle Over Race In School Admissions
The Supreme Court in 2023 rejected race-based college and university admissions policies in a case where the plaintiffs were also Asian American.
Everett School District Settles After Religious Nonprofit Sues Over Violation of First Amendment Rights
The district settled despite saying LifeWise’s claims were untrue and that their own actions were reasonable and neutral.
France Wants Curfews In Some Areas After Weekend Of Riots
The Federation of Trade and Retail said almost 3,000 shops had been affected over the weekend.
Does AI Deserve Human Rights?
Starting next month, users will be prohibited from “sustained and needless cruel and abusive behavior” toward Anthropic’s AI chatbot, Claude.
The Politics Of Denial: When Americans Stop Seeing The Warning Signs
Government leaders who glorify violence, spew hatred, stir up racial prejudice, provoke civil unrest, and stoke discontent.
A Culture Of Death
All human beings possess natural rights, and governments are instituted to protect those rights. Government’s just powers derive solely from the consent of the governed. Government is not the owner of our lives. It is our creature, established to protect rights that precede its existence.
Man Who Took Flamingo From Las Vegas Hotel Found Guilty Of Animal Cruelty
During his trial, Fairbarn testified that he had consumed 30 to 40 beers before entering the bird’s habitat around 5 a.m. on March 3.
How The Republicans Seized Control Of Voting Rights From The States
According to progressives, the rationale behind vesting this power in the federal courts, through the Reconstruction amendments, was that States in the South could not be relied upon to support the civil rights revolution launched by the Republicans in 1865.
Free-Riders As A Necessary Corrective To State Overreach
Historically, the solution has often been the state’s monopoly on the use of physical force. Through mandatory taxation, everyone is forced to contribute. The lighthouse is an example frequently used in socio-economic literature.
Rep. Clyde: America Needs A Citizen-Only Census
With the Enumeration Clause, they established a census to count our country’s population every 10 years to determine states’ representation and political power.
Soft on Terrorism, Hard On Guns: Talarico’s Legislative Record Is Scarier Than Halloween
SB 1518 created the confidential Terrorist Offender Registration Program, which convicted terrorists must enter after they are released from prison.
Is the Trump Administration Dismantling Nation Building’s Last Stand?
The most egregious effort was to impose a fictional common Bosnian identity that would favor the slight majority of Muslims in a deeply ethno-religiously divided country.
Ohio’s EdChoice Ruled Unconstitutional, But Still Allowed To Continue
The decision from Wilson, who took office in June, speaks to not only the choice of parents, but also the authority of the Legislature.
Trump Defies Court Deadline In Washington Golf Course Dispute
Trump announced the move on Truth Social, arguing that the government does not need approval to proceed.