The Devil’s Cleverest Trick? The DSA’s Communist-platform Misdirection Ploy
When DSA candidates run in the general election, they play magician. They don’t openly endorse their platform, but they don’t disavow it. ...
Oregon Jury Rejects Burglar’s $10 Million Suit Against Business Owner Who Shot Him in the Act
A Portland, Oregon, jury rejected a convicted burglar’s demand for $10 million from a man who shot him when he broke into the man’s business. On Tuesday, according to OregonLive, the jury sided 10-2 with business owner James Grant, refusing to rule that Grant opening fire on burglar Kenneth Voyles was unjustified. The jury also ...
Border-wall Update: Construction Underway; 1,200 Miles Planned
Armed with a record amount of congressionally appropriated funding, the Trump administration is ramping up border-wall construction along the U.S. border with Mexico. ...
South Dakota Legislators to Consider “Safeguards” on License-plate Readers
South Dakota is expected to consider legislation to enact “safeguards” on license-plate readers. Will it be enough? ...
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The Posse Comitatus Presidency: Trump’s Standing Army on American Streets
One year after President Trump deployed military troops to the nation’s capital, we find ourselves navigating a posse comitatus presidency in which the visual trappings of martial law are the norm, not the exception. ...
America Reaps What Trump Sows: The Price of Policing the Globe
What goes around comes around. That is the terrible law of blowback. When the United States bombs another country, threatens its government, kills its people, occupies its territory or attempts to dictate its future, the consequences do not remain safely contained thousands of miles away. They come home. They come home in flag-draped coffins and ...
Libertarians and the Last Traders of Carthage
Libertarians often imagine themselves as men of the future, yet in many respects they represent one of history’s most recurring archetypes. ...
The Scheme to Eliminate Private Property and Reorganize Human Society
Susette Kelo’s little pink house was the subject of a Supreme Court ruling that “eminent domain” could be used to justify nearly any taking of property. ...
A Head for an Eye: The Government’s War on the American People
The question is no longer whether the Constitution is welcome in America. The question is whether the government still considers the Constitution binding at all. ...
Vandalized Banner Revives Interest in The John Birch Society
The destruction of a JBS banner by vandals has renewed discussion about the organization’s call for U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations. ...