Day: July 10, 2026
Imperial aspirations at home
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Because there are plenty of government actors with imperial aspirations. From District Court judges who think they rule the nation to Presidents making up their own holidays. From executive orders to congressional investigations, it seems more and more elected employees think they can run the show however they want. And it’s not just…
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Rural Tennessee Town Supports Ordinance Banning Data Centers
A small town in Tennessee supported an ordinance this week to ban data centers, citing concerns about how they would affect its resources.
St. Joseph Board of Commissioners voted in favor of the ordinance on first reading. The action taken by board members comes as other data center projects are being discussed in Lawrence County, which has a population of nearly 50,000, according to the town’s press release.
Appeals Court Tramples the Second Amendment, Upholding ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban
Just yesterday, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Illinois’s “assault weapons” ban, in a case that is sure to become part of the Supreme Court’s upcoming hearing on the subject.
In 2024, approximately 350 Americans were killed by other people using rifles of any type — out of roughly 15,000 homicides involving guns.
