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Law and Government
Convicted killer vows to get soft-on-crime progressive prosecutor’s name tattooed on his face
A convicted murderer says he will get left-wing Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón’s name tattooed on his face…
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Law and Government
Judge declares ‘unlawful’ the Biden administration’s mask mandate for travel
A federal district judge in Florida has ruled “unlawful” the Biden administration mask mandate for transportation. Judge Kathryn Kimball Mizelle’s…
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Brown Is the New White book release
“Brown Is the New White: How the Demographic Revolution Has Created a New American Majority Official Book Release February 2,…
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Science and Technology
Transgender doctor worries kids are changing their gender because it is ‘trendy’
“A transgender psychologist who has helped hundreds of teens transition has warned that it has “gone too far” — and…
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Foreign Affairs
Happy Day
Happy Easter and Happy Passover. Today is also National Ellis Island Family History Day. It encourages families to explore their…
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Education
California to penalize community college instructors for lack of woke ideology
Can a state punish instructors for not having a woke ideology? It looks like California will do so, effectively evaluating…
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Unyielding
Two women at ‘all-female’ New Jersey prison impregnated by transgender inmates
Putting biologically male transgender inmates into a woman’s prison predictably leads to pregnancy and other problems for inmates and prison…
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Economy
Rent control ordinance cut property values, transferred wealth in the ‘opposite’ direction
The City of St. Paul, Minnesota “passed a rent control policy in 2021 and it hadn’t even taken effect before…
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Education
Vegan can sue university under First Amendment, but not state law
A Vegan can sue a university in federal court for curbing his ability to distribute vegan literature on campus. But…
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Law and Government
Seattle now solving less than 1% of sexual assaults, after defunding its police department
Seattle is now solving less than 1% of all sexual assaults, because it lacks the police manpower to investigate cases…
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Law and Government
Satanic Temple loses defamation lawsuit
A federal judge in Seattle rejected a libel lawsuit by the Satanic Temple, concluding that the claim was barred by…
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Unyielding
Producer prices rose 11.2%, foreshadowing higher inflation in the future
The Producer Price Index rose by a record 11.2% over a year ago, reports CNBC. That means a higher inflation…
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Law and Government
Maskless elites party in Washington while bringing back mask mandates for ordinary people
“Earlier this month, a slew of top Cabinet officials and lawmakers attended the annual Gridiron Club dinner in Washington D.C.,…
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Law and Government
Court: It’s illegal to pressure arrestee to be baptized in exchange for leniency
Can police let a person who has been arrested avoid jail in exchange for being baptized? No, that violates the…
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Law and Government
10 people shot, 29 injured in New York subway
At least 10 people were shot, and at least 29 people were injured in a New York City subway station…
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Foreign Affairs
Russian soldier films himself raping Ukrainian baby
A Russian soldier filmed himself raping a Ukrainian baby. After public outcry, he has been arrested. The Sun reports: ONE…
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Foreign Affairs
Iran wants sanctions lifted even without any deal; Biden administration mulling Iranian request
Iran has asked the U.S. to lift some sanctions even without any deal. The Biden administration is desperate for a…
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Law and Government
Federal appeals court rules eviction moratorium is probably a violation of the Constitution
Last Tuesday, in Heights Apartments v. Walz, a three-judge panel ruled that a Minnesota state eviction moratorium (imposed in the…
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Economy
California panel votes for reparations, which may cost trillions
California’s reparations task force voted on March 29 to recommend that the state pay compensation to black residents “based on…
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Foreign Affairs
China kills pets, starves citizens in COVID lockdowns
Reason Magazine reports that pets are being killed and citizens left without adequate food in China’s lockdowns aimed at controlling…
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Education
New Jersey to teach first-graders about ‘gender identity,’ & that you can have ‘boy parts’ yet be a girl
New Jersey plans to indoctrinate elementary school students about ‘gender identity’ in lessons that might leave some kids confused about…
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Law and Government
Biden stimulus spending worsened inflation, Federal Reserve Bank economists say
Government stimulus spending was already enormous by the time Joe Biden took office. Biden ignored economists’ warnings that continuing this…
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Law and Government
Federal appeals court rejects federal employees’ challenge to vaccine mandate
Yesterday, in a 2-to-1 vote, a federal appeals court rejected a challenge to a coronavirus vaccination requirement for federal employees…
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Business
States move to abolish citizenship requirements for healthcare workers
The Washington Post advocates getting rid of citizenship requirements for practicing medicine and being a health care worker. That probably…
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Education
Students less interested in learning due to pandemic school closures and lockdowns
The COVID lockdowns and school closures seem to have permanently disconnected many students from the educational process. Even after colleges…
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Economy
U.S. ran record trade deficit with Russia in February
The U.S. was busy pumping money into Russia’s economy on the eve of its invasion of Ukraine, reports CNS News:…
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Education
University drops ‘no contact’ orders against conservative for expressing ‘unwelcome’ beliefs
A Southern Illinois University campus has rescinded its no-contact orders against a conservative student who had shared a world view…
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Law and Government
Judge declares California’s racial quotas for corporate boards unconstitutional
A state trial judge has declared unconstitutional a California law requiring corporate boards to have quotas based on race, sexual…
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Education
Schools teach racial resentment and left-wing ideology rather than math, as students learn little
Increasing numbers of students are learning little in school, as their teachers spend precious class time talking repetitively about Black…
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Media
Trump social media site is failing
Trump’s social media site is a dud, and he has little energy to promote it. He’s posted on it only…
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Education
Woke medical student brags she harmed patient who laughed about pronoun use
A medical student at Wake Forest University boasted on Twitter that she deliberately harmed a patient who had made fun…
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Law and Government
Court strikes down restriction on biased speech by lawyers
On March 24, the U.S. District Court in Philadelphia struck down the rule against discriminatory or harassing speech by lawyers…
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Education
Liberal federal judges block ruling against anti-Asian discrimination
A liberal federal appeals court panel has issued a stay of a lower court ruling against an admission policy designed…
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Law and Government
Court order silencing clients’ criticism of their lawyer overturned by appeals court
Thin-skinned lawyers have gotten restraining orders against their former clients to prevent them from complaining about low-quality lawyering. The restraining…
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Education
UCLA race and equity director expresses hope that conservative Supreme Court justice will die
Johnathan Perkins, the director for race and equity at the University of California, Los Angeles, yearned for the death of…
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Science and Technology
Nicotine helps with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, study finds
“Study finds nicotine safe, helps in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s,” reports the Tampa Bay Times: Smoking … contributes to an array of…
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