Day: November 17, 2023
Who Keeps You Safe?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – I explore the significance of “temporary security” versus “essential liberty,” delving into the Second Amendment’s phrase about a “well-regulated Militia.” I argue why an armed population is vital for a free state and question the implications of relinquishing arms for government promises of safety, challenging conventional perspectives on liberty, security, and governmental roles in our…
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FBI Investigation Of Alleged Child Predator Was ‘Halted’ To Hunt Down January 6 Rioters, Court Docs Show
‘Halted due to events that occurred at the United States Capitol Building’
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Senators Accuse IRS of Harassing Conservative Watchdog With Politically Driven Audit
GOP senators are pressing the IRS over what they say is a politically-driven audit of a conservative watchdog that scrutinized the Biden administration.
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A Rough Road Ahead for EVs
Losing that much money on every EV is bad news for Ford, but it’s even worse for General Motors, which postponed the construction of a $4 billion electric vehicle plant in Michigan.
“During Ford’s second-quarter earnings briefing in July, Chief Executive Officer Jim Farley said the company would slow the ramp-up of money-losing EVs, shifting investment to Ford’s commercial vehicle unit and citing plans to quadruple sales of gas-electric hybrids over the next five years.”
New York Appeals Judge Temporarily Lifts Engoron’s Trump Gag Order in NYC Show Trial…
In late October Judge Engoron put Trump on the witness stand after he blasted the former president and accused him of violating the gag order with his remarks to the press.
Radical Marxist New York Attorney General Letitia James is seeking $250 million in ‘damages’ in her lawfare case against President Trump.
Biden Signs Government Funding Bill, Averting Shutdown
Speaker Johnson says this positions the GOP to win upcoming spending battles, but Democrats claim victory in extending their 2023 funding program for 75 days.
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Judge Orders Wisconsin to Follow Law on Mail Ballot Applications
The Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) has been ordered to bring its problem-prone electronic absentee ballot application process into conformance with “the requirements of the law.” The process, which was largely created by embattled WEC administrator Meagan Wolfe, is part of MyVote, a digital platform on which voters apply for an absentee ballot and are able […]
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New Jersey sued for secretly harvesting blood from newborn babies…
“Parents have a right to informed consent if the state wants to keep their children’s blood for decades and use it for purposes other than screening for diseases,” said IJ Senior Attorney Rob Frommer.
“New Jersey’s policy of storing baby blood and DNA and using that genetic information however it wants is a clear violation of the Fourth Amendment rights of all New Jersey parents and their newborns.”