Ah, San Francisco. The city where good ideas go to die. As we’ve discussed repeatedly, the City by the Bay has been battling an epidemic of crime and homelessness for years. Residents with the means to do so have been fleeing in significant numbers. Drug abuse and alcohol addiction have been running rampant among the […]
Three of the Supreme Court’s Republican-appointed justices made comments over the weekend about free speech, security issues and “lies” about alleged ethics troubles. Attending the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judicial Conference, Justice Clarence Thomas on Friday pointed to “reckless” people who “bomb your reputation” in response to a question about the mean-spirited world. […]
More than 100 illegal immigrants in Denver are refusing to leave a tent city unless the city meets their demands. The illegals, residing in a camp near train tracks and under a bridge, have stipulated conditions under which they will agree to move into city-funded shelters. Denver Human Services tried to transition the migrants from […]
I have to say up front that I’m a fan of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE). Somewhere in a drawer I still have a t-shirt I got when I attended one of their events years ago. In the time since I’ve generally agreed with their takes on most issues related to free […]
“Send them to Iran” is the sort of thing you normally hear from grumpy old men like me, not temperamentally moderate and strictly rational men like Jonathan Turley, who is far more measured and thoughtful than most of us. But in this case, he has a moderate case to make. It’s not that he would […]
Shiraz University in Iran has announced a scholarship program offering free tuition to American students expelled as a result of their pro-Palestinian protests. The announcement was made by the university’s head on Iranian state-owned Press TV. “Students and even professors who have been expelled or threatened with expulsion can continue their studies at Shiraz University, […]
Top O’ the Briefing Happy Wednesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Palquinniss was unwavering in his obsession to bring exotically-scented artisanal unguents to the global fitness market. Near the beginning of Monday’s Briefing, I wrote that I knew that we would get around to talking about the antisemitic “Free […]
In case no one told you, May 3 is World Press Freedom Day. With that in mind, the people at the Pew Research Center have released the results of a survey about the importance of a free press in the United States of America. For starters, the survey reports […]
Another day, another student protest popped off on a college campus. Monday was no different than any other day with college protesters and the outside agitators that infiltrated the demonstrations. Let’s look at Tulane University, a private school in New Orleans. Tuition and fees cost $68,678 per year, according to the school’s website. Housing costs […]
If you don’t see this for yourselves, you’ll never believe it. In fact, I’ve watched this a few times yesterday, courtesy of Israeli journalist Hen Mazzig, and I still can’t quite comprehend how blithely these radical activists have succeeded in both grooming and indoctrinating children. Radical leftists have combined Drag Queen Story Hour with terror-symp […]
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