admin

Mamdani, Letitia James sue to block Trump admin from refusing immigrants over welfare status

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani claims the Trump administration is illegally expanding a rule that allows feds to deny green card and visa applications based on welfare status.

Hypocrite socialist Nithya Raman wants 88% more house

Nithya Raman wants Los Angeles voters to make her mayor. She also wants to bulldoze her 1,879-square-foot Silver Lake home and replace it with...

UNC Pulls the Plug on a Chinese Partner University

UNC is evaluating all of its relationships with Chinese universities to discern which others may also be concerning.

With Agreed-Upon Deportation, Trump DOJ Succeeds in First-Ever Resort to Secret Court

A legal alien from Afghanistan was deported last month in the first-ever Alien Terrorist Removal Court case.

The Emergence of AI-Designed Viruses

Anthropic recently gave the public a sense of how some potentially malicious actors have tried to use their products in biological weapons research.

Social-Media Age-Verification Laws and the First Amendment

For purposes of the First Amendment’s guarantee of freedom of speech, one critical threshold question is whether an age-verification law for social media imposes...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 14

2022—Ohio common pleas court judge Christian Jenkins rules (in Pre-Term Cleveland v. Yost) that the Health Care Freedom Amendment adopted by Ohio voters in 2011...

Schumer to Trump: What are you doing to stop unchecked AI power?

Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer demanded Monday a briefing for senators on Trump administration actions to curtail the "uninhibited" development of artificial intelligence, as researchers sound the alarm about runaway models that could harm humanity.

Britain’s West Bank boycott doesn’t punish Israel — it fires 18,000 Palestinians

Last Tuesday, Britain’s Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stood in Parliament and announced a ban on goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank. In response, the Israeli government immediately announced that the British consulate in East Jerusalem, operating since the 19th century, would be closed.  Nobody in London asked the roughly 18,000 Palestinians whose wages […]

Child safety pays: Meta paid $17 billion for exploiting children — and made $130 billion doing it

This year, we’ve witnessed a tidal wave of positive movement to protect children online with the avalanche of Big Tech legal cases, and Meta is facing some of the most significant consequences. Now Congress has the opportunity to turn that momentum into lasting, industrywide standards. Meta’s $17 billion settlement with more than 47 state attorneys […]

Kansas City knew its DEI program was indefensible. It ran it anyway

Kansas City spent 45 years running a contracting program that its own hired consultant said the city couldn’t defend, then took two more months to admit it. On Aug. 13, the city council voted 12-0 to kill the Minority and Women Business Enterprise program and replace it with three tiers of race-neutral small business certification, […]

Want cheaper healthcare? Stop rewarding hospitals for buying the competition

With the midterm elections just around the corner, healthcare and affordability will likely once again dominate the airwaves. There’s no shortage of ambitious reforms out there, yet Congress should start by focusing its attention on the biggest drivers of health spending in recent years: hospital systems. Between 2022 and 2024, hospital services represented 40% of […]

By treating Israel as a pariah, the UK just handed Trump a reason to abandon Britain

Last week, British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced an extraordinary measure — sanctions on an ostensibly allied nation, Israel. Joining the likes of Spain and Ireland, he denounced Jewish settlers in the West Bank as “terrorists” and accused them of “ethnic cleansing.” This move is widely recognized as a serious diplomatic escalation and has been […]

Trump’s new court blitz has a diversity problem — and a math problem

When senators return Monday from the August Recess, they face much unfinished business. Essential responsibilities that the Constitution assigns the president and the upper chamber are judicial nominations and confirmations with Senate advice and consent, because federal jurists resolve critical disputes involving life, liberty, and core rights, while they enjoy life tenure, so judges can […]

- A word from our sponsors -

spot_img

Follow us