The Keith Raniere case is an example of our judicial agencies acting against the best interest of common sense, common decency and “we the people.” I witnessed this at Tiger King Joe Exotic’s resentencing trial, where the judge stuck to a specific agenda, ignoring actual relevant evidence ...
After backing out of his Twitter purchase over dubious concerns and facing a court case over his bid withdrawal that he would have almost certainly lost, Elon Musk appears poised to buy Twitter again. When Musk first bid for Twitter in April, in many eyes, his gambit completed the ...
Gonzalez v. Google, which questions the liability shield built into Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, will be heard by the Supreme Court this term. Section 230 is the “First Amendment of the internet” and is responsible for the growth of the open internet we know it. ...
President Biden went to Saudi Arabia earlier this year to bump fists and ask the oil-rich nation to increase oil output, essentially outsourcing oil production from U.S. oilfields to the Middle East to bring gas prices down. On Wednesday, Biden got his answer. The OPEC+ nations led by the ...
EDINBURGH, Scotland — These are trying times for the British, as I am finding on a visit to Scotland with a brief foray south into England. All isn’t right with their world, and there are expectations that the winter will be the hardest to bear since the long-ago days of the end of World ...
Most American schoolchildren learn about Christopher Columbus, his patronage from King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain, and his three ships that came to the New World. But few of us know very much about what that “world” was like when Columbus arrived. Here’s a fun quiz to test your ...
