Day: November 15, 2023

A Crumbling Sense of Justice

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Exploring the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution, I delve into the complex notion of justice in today’s society. I contrast traditional definitions of justice, like Noah Webster’s 1828 interpretation, with contemporary forms such as social, racial, and economic justice. I argue these modern interpretations erode the true essence of liberty and justice, urging a reevaluation to strengthen these…

Jack Smith Wants Trump Gag Order Reinstated in Election Case

Federal prosecutors argued that a gag order targeting the former president should remain intact.

California Targets AI and “Disinformation” in the Run-Up to the 2024 Election

No mention is made of efforts to protect free speech.

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Dem-Controlled FCC Votes In Favor Of New Rules To Combat ‘Digital Discrimination’ In Broadband Access

‘Preventing digital discrimination’

House Votes To Block Rule Mandating LGBTQ-Friendly Foster Care

‘The federal government should not force foster families to violate their sincerely held religious or moral beliefs’

Fulton County District Attorney Motions To Revoke Trump Co-Defendant’s Bail Over Social Media Posts

‘Pattern of intimidation’

New Jersey Axes ‘So Help Me God’ Oath For Candidates Running For Office

Candidates may now make a ‘solemn affirmation or declaration in lieu of an oath’

US Senators Unite to Release Bipartisan AI Standards Bill

Both sides of the aisle have united to curb any potential misuse of AI through a new bipartisan bill aimed at establishing frameworks for the techs use.