Trump Hated Deep State Spying Powers Used Against Him. Then He Launched A War
'The lessons of 9/11'
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Appeals Court Upholds Texas Ten Commandments Law
A federal appeals court has narrowly upheld a Texas law requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, delivering a closely divided ruling that […]
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SCOTUS to Hear Immigration Case on Green Card Holders Charged With Crimes
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday regarding removal proceedings against an immigrant legally in the United States charged with counterfeiting. The case has the... Read More
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Sen. Rand Paul moves to protect Kentucky’s hemp industry from federal crackdown
Sen. Rand Paul moves to protect Kentucky’s hemp industry from federal crackdown
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KENTUCKY (FOX 56) — Sen. Rand Paul introduced the bipartisan Hemp Safety Enforcement Act on Monday, in hopes of preventing a looming federal crackdown.
Paul emphasized that the hemp sector [...]
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Dem Fundraisers Plead The Fifth When Confronted About Foreign Funding
Five employees of the Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue invoked the Fifth Amendment when questioned by congressional investigators, refusing to answer any questions. The witnesses were called to testify as part of an investigation into whether ActBlue misled Congress about [...]
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Journalistic and Legal Ethics for SCOTUS Reporters
What happens when there is a conflict between the two standards?
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Steve Sachs writes that Adam Liptak, a member of the New York Bar, may have transgressed certain rules of professional conduct by publicizing the leaked SCOTUS documents. Steve raises [...]
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Google Is Using Its Monopolistic Playbook To Take Over Your TV
Google has its hands on nearly everything you do online: the websites you visit, the news you see, the ads you’re forced to watch, and all your valuable personal data. Now Google has another target in its sights — [...]
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‘Free’ Daycare? See What A $100M Taxpayer Bill Got Instead
New York City has paid almost $100 million to rent empty preschool classrooms, according to a shocking new report. The New York Post reported Monday that the city has paid $99.3 million over the last five years for rent [...]
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The Most Unpopular War in American History?
The night before l voted against going to war in Iraq, my sister, Beverly, told me that a Knoxville television station had run a poll and found that in East Tennessee, 74 percent were in favor of going to [...]
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The War Powers Resolution Is Not What You’ve Been Told
Reprinted From World BEYOND War. According to The Hill, in an article typical of U.S. media, Trump’s war on Iran is totally legal for 60 days if Congress does nothing, after which it becomes illegal, unless Congress has explicitly [...]
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