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Russian bluster after Ukraine strikes Crimea isn’t the start of WWIII, just a new round of chicken with Joe

Ukraine strikes Crimea with US-given ATACMS. Russia blames the US to try and scare Joe Biden. Odds are it's going to work.

Civil-Liberties Groups Sue Louisiana over Ten Commandments Law

The organizations argue that the law represents a violation of the principles of ‘separation of church and state.’

Longtime San Francisco McDonald’s Closes over New $20 Minimum Wage, High Rent

‘My customers’ appetite to absorb menu board prices is not unlimited,’ the franchise owner said in April, as the minimum-wage law took effect.

Supreme Court Grants Review of Transgender Case

Today the Supreme Court granted the Biden administration’s certioriari petition in United States v. Skrmetti, which seeks review of an excellent Sixth Circuit ruling...

Is Presidential Immunity in the Constitution?

There is no explicit presidential immunity (as there is congressional immunity), but does the Constitution’s separation-of-powers framework compel recognition of it?

Bob Casey’s Pro-Life Betrayal

Senator Casey, to his immense discredit, now counts among the forces arrayed in opposition to the pro-life cause.

Republican Senators Demand Biden Rescind Mass-Amnesty Program for Spouses of U.S. Citizens

Biden’s policies ‘undermine the immigration laws Congress has passed, and they have eroded the rule of law at our southern border,’ the senators wrote.

‘Evil’: 84-Year-Old Israeli Hostage Breaks Silence on Captivity in U.N. Teacher’s Home

More than 100 victims of the Hamas attack, including the former hostage, Ditza Heiman, are suing UNRWA.

Ex-North Dakota lawmaker to plead guilty to traveling to pay for sex with minor

A former North Dakota lawmaker who was one of the most powerful members of the Legislature has signed a plea agreement with federal prosecutors on a charge that he traveled to Europe with the intent of paying for sex with a minor.

Bush-era attorney general joins legal fight to release audio recordings of Biden interview

Former U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey has joined the legal battle to publicly release audio recordings of President Biden's interview with special counsel Robert Hur, saying the Justice Department's argument to withhold them is "flawed."

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