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Rubio holding up funding bill over crack pipes
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) is holding up a quick vote on a short-term spending bill as he pushes for passage of his bill prohibiting federal funding from going toward crack pipes and other drug paraphernalia. …
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Palin jury learned of Judge's motion to dismiss case against NYT before giving verdict
Several of the jurors who ruled against former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) in her civil case against The New York Times learned of a judge’s decision to dismiss the case before handing down their verdict.”These jur…
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America is experiencing a binary sex transformation
Increasingly, Americans, especially in the scientific community, are…
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Interior IG finds Trump secretary Zinke broke ethics rules
A new report from the Interior Department’s inspector general has found that former Secretary Ryan Zinke, who served under President Trump, broke ethics rules while leading the department. The Interior…
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Judicial palindrome: How Sarah Palin was left with losing by jury or by judge
Judge Rakoff’s curious handling of the case seems intended to undermine any appellate challenge that would revisit the “actual malice” standard.
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The cancel culture of the right
The traditional sloganeering – “tax and spend,” for example – is pablum compared to the existentialism of “cancel culture.”
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Chris Cuomo faced assault allegation before CNN departure: report
New details about the sexual misconduct allegations made against former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo before his firing from the network came to light Wednesday, at the same time the company announced another top executive at th…
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Did Durham find something worse than Watergate? Not so far
In Durham’s account, top government officials didn’t abuse their power; they’re guileless victims, hypnotized by Hillary Clinton’s machinations.
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Pavlich: It was always spying
As President Trump often said, he was spied on and the Clinton campaign was guilty of the act. The question now is, who will be held accountable for this egregious assault on democracy?…
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