The great thing about America is that the right people can buy all of the justice they can afford. And if you can afford $113,000 in justice, there is no end to what you can accomplish. For instance, last week the Department of Justice dismissed a $3.3 billion civil lawsuit against Dish Network. Coincidentally, […]
The Delaware legislature has approved legislation that would allow residents to compost dead bodies instead of traditional burial in a casket or cremation. Composting reduces the dead to soil using natural processes. As opposed to preservation using formaldehyde or cremation that releases carbon dioxide and mercury into the air, composting “uses large vessels to hold […]
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Friday pushed to boot House Speaker Mike Johnson the same way his predecessor lost his job. It comes down to Mr. Johnson‘s handling of the spending fight and southern border security. Ms. Greene, Georgia Republican, filed a motion to vacate against the speaker in the middle of the House’s vote […]
New York Attorney General Letitia James has reportedly begun the process of seizing his iconic forested New York estate. The Daily Beast reported Thursday that Ms. James has effectively put a lien on his Seven Springs estate north of New York City. The outlet cited “public records and several court clerks who spoke to The […]
It’s really happening. This week a bill aimed at rolling back Oregon’s previous decision to decriminalize drugs (known as Measure 110) is making progress through the legislature. It was passed out of committee on Tuesday. Oregon lawmakers on the joint addiction committee on Tuesday evening voted for a proposal to backtrack on Measure 110 and […]
The Mayor of Athens, Georgia addressed reporters and residents about the murder of Laken Riley, a nursing student on Wednesday. He did himself more harm than good. The mayor didn’t dwell on the horrible murder of Laken or the crimes being committed by illegal aliens. No, Mayor Kelly Girtz arrogantly told his audience that his […]
Another week, another primary, this time in Michigan. I have to level with you: it’s getting harder to write the previews for these primaries, and you can probably understand why. There are no surprises and no excitement, but we all know that the voters of Michigan want to make their voices heard. […]
It’s not exactly news when former President Donald Trump’s legal team moves to dismiss the charges filed against him, either by special counsel Jack Smith or other parties. However, it is news when part of the motion is specifically tailored for Smith, noting that his close ties to the Democrats and the attorney general made […]
First, California came for plastic straws. It did nothing meaningful for the environment, but it made lawmakers feel good — albeit at the expense of consumers. Now, the state could be coming for “single-use cups” at chain restaurants. It’ll do nothing for the environment, again, but it’ll make lawmakers feel good, again. Guess what it […]
A bill that would send $14.1 billion in military aid to Israel, as well as $61 billion to Ukraine and another $8 billion to Taiwan, cleared one of many procedural hurdles in the Senate on Friday. The package also includes $9.2 billion in humanitarian assistance to Gaza. The $95.3 […]
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