Day: November 3, 2023
When Trust Goes Out the Window
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Trust is a delicate balance, easily shattered by a single misstep. For years, corporate media shaped our view of the world. Now, in the Information Age, we seize the narrative, yet trust in legacy media plummets to 32%. What ripple effects does this mistrust send through society? Delve into the complex dance of trust, media, and the impact on our communal fabric in this exploration.
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FDA Issues Alert on Wrong COVID Vaccine Doses for Children
The FDA issued an alert to health care providers about COVID-19 vaccine doses.
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House Bill Would Cut EPA Budget by 39 Percent
On Friday, House Republicans approved a bill that would cut the Environmental Protection Agency’s budget by 39 percent. According to The Hill, the funding bill, H.R. 4821, which passed by a 213-203 vote, would be the smallest budget the agency has had in three decades. Republican Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick (Pa.), Mike Lawler (N.Y.) and Marc Molinaro (N.Y.) voted against …
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U.S. House passes $14.5 billion in military aid for Israel, Biden threatens to veto package
This move, amid the conflict with Hamas, is a direct challenge to Joe Biden, who insists on tying financial aid to Ukraine to any packages relating to Israel.
The New Republican House Speaker, Mike Johnson, led the House in passing a robust military aid package for Israel, totaling nearly $14.5 billion on Thursday.
US Supreme Court Agrees to Take up Ban on Gun ‘Bump Stocks’
The high court will review a case challenging the legality of a controversial ATF rule.
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Gasps in court as Breitbart exposé on Trump New York judge’s clerk takes center stage…
At the center of the argument is Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle’s report that New York County Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron’s top clerk, Allison Greenfield, “ appears to have violated judicial rules preventing officers of the court from making excessive political donations.”
…it appears Engoron was advised of Greenfield’s violations in a 72-page complaint addressed to his court via email that was also filed with the New York State Bar Association the same day he decided to issue a gag order against former President Donald Trump in his case currently playing out in Engoron’s Manhattan courtroom.
Election Group Sued Over 2020 Fraud Claims Says It Can Prove Trump Won in Georgia
Harrison Floyd’s lawyers believe the state of Georgia has proof of his innocence and that former President Donald Trump won the state’s 2020 election.
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Berkeley Law Dean ‘Stunned’ by Students Radicalized at Schools Like Berkeley
Commentary What did he expect? Erwin Chemerinsky helped radicalize three generations of law school students. Now he’s shocked! Shocked! They’re holding far-left, antisemitic protests around the country. He’s now the dean of the University of California–Berkeley School of Law and one of the most influential legal theorists in the country. He’s a friend and fellow […]
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