Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency company FTX was arrested Monday. As a criminal defense attorney, I'm surprised that the Justice Department did this now.
There is no ‘horseshoes and hand grenades’ exception in the First Amendment. Latest SCOTUS case is about government compelling speech, which it can’t do.
Even Dave Chapelle can’t make liberals tolerate Elon Musk, so they react in anger just like a woke campus mob. Don’t believe the left can handle free speech.
Is it really a good thing for our country to legalize marijuana? The legalization process is moving fast and officials seem more focused on possible tax revenues than citizen welfare.
With the government funding deadline looming, and a new House majority coming, we demand fiscal responsibility and urge our colleages to oppose the Pelosi-Schumer spending bill.
The gushing over Democrats is on full display in PBS' 'Washington Week in Review' The unanimous agreement from the host and participants in the program is always slanted to Democrats.
As Elon Musk continues to release the 'Twitter Files' the obvious question is about Democrats. Were they also targeted by the tech giant? Could some Democrats have also been censored?
The new, super-secret B-21 Raider bomber was unveiled by the US Air Force earlier this month in Palmdale, California. It's all part of a US strategy of detterence that's aimed at China.
It makes sense that the Russia-Ukraine conflict can't continue indefinitely and must come to an end. What are the motivations for the 3 key stakeholders — Moscow, Kyiv and Washington?
There is a growing disconnect between the values and priorities of America’s public education system and the families that system is supposed to serve. Rural Texas is a good example.
In the latest round of releases from the Twitter Files, disclosures raise potential legal liability for Twitter and its executives, including former CEO Jack Dorsey.
America just observed the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. It's the perfect time to reflect on what we still haven't learned from that terrible day 81 years ago.
An exam in a narrow, confining MRI tube can trigger feelings of claustrophobia or even terror. My heart was racing before a scan until I remembered what my sister had shared with me.
