US Slaps Tariffs on $7.5 Billion in EU Goods Including Wine, Cheese, and Olive Oil
The WTO approved the tariffs on the grounds that the EU granted unlawful subsidies to European aerospace company Airbus over U.S. competitor Boeing.
Florida Democrats Adopt ‘Nature Rights’ Platform
We could see it nationally adopted in the Democratic party next year.
Mark Zuckerberg Takes a Surprising Stand for Freedom
Zuckerberg and Facebook have taken a lot of criticism, much of it deserved. But he’s right to draw the distinctions he does.
Rejuvenating the Conservative Judicial Corps
The overall effect of Trump’s federal appellate appointments has been both to expand and rejuvenate the conservative judicial corps on the federal appellate courts.
Warren Suggests Facebook Might Help Trump Win Reelection for Profit
Warren previously criticized Facebook's decision to allow Trump campaign ads that accuse Joe Biden of corruption, saying the ads constitute misinformation.
New ICE Program Exposes Hundreds of Fraudulent ‘Family Units’ Trying to Cross The Border
Authorities exposed 238 fraudulent families, according to the results of an investigation run by Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
U.S. Diplomat Suggested Biden Had a Conflict of Interest in Ukraine In 2015
A former senior Biden national security aide dismissed the issue in comments to the Washington Post.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 18
2017—A divided panel of the Fourth Circuit rules (in American Humanist Ass’n v. Maryland-National Capital Park Comm’n) that Maryland officials violated the Establishment Clause by displaying and maintaining on public property—indeed, ...
To Trump, Alliances Are Strictly Business
Integrity’s got nothing to do with it.
The ATF Has Been Enforcing a Rule That Does Not Exist
While Beto fantasizes about confiscating AR-15s, a court finds a shocking loophole in the way they’re regulated.