Liberty
Targeting a key pillar of the ‘NGO complex’
Parker Thayer writes for the Federalist about a key task for those who want to fight the damage done by harmful nonprofit groups. In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination,…
Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act
U.S. law
Liberty
Trump takes on Soros with racketeering claim
Mike Robertson writes for the American Thinker about one of President Donald Trump’s latest targets. President Donald Trump has once again struck at the heart of the globalist machine, demanding…
Liberty
Trump Indictments As Signals of the Left’s Power
John Daniel Davidson of the Federalist places the Trump indictments in a political context. The latest indictment of former President Donald Trump is even more outlandish than Jack Smith’s blatant…
Liberty
National Review Assesses Latest Trump Indictment
Editors at National Review Online scrutinize the latest legal case against the former president. Once again, a Democratic prosecutor has indicted Donald Trump, this time in state court in Fulton…
Regulation
Tactics used to fight payday lending could be aimed at guns
Stephen Gutowski of the Washington Free Beacon focuses attention on the Obama administration’s efforts to cripple the payday lending industry. The Obama administration is using aggressive new tactics to go…
Liberty
Mo-ral-i-ty
I’m trying to ignore the spectacle and attempt to bring whatnot into the mainstream, but I’m having mixed feelings about leaving good and honorable people in the trenches. Conservative activists…
Elections & Public Integrity
Taxpayers may have paid twice for one guy’s climate alarmism
Lachlan Markay reports for the Washington Free Beacon on a congressional probe of one high-profile climate alarmist. A government-employed scientist calling for a racketeering investigation into climate skeptics may have…
Energy
Misuse of science, history in warming debate
Rupert Darwall writes for National Review Online about inappropriate use of the historical record on global warming predictions. Although Americans have been subjected to incessant warnings about global warming for…
Liberty
Anthony Foxx gets sued
From McClatchy: Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx was paid nearly a half-million dollars by a bus company while mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina, even though he performed no work for the…
Education
Ga. teachers taken down by a law often used against the mafia
Blake Neff of the Daily Caller highlights a sad story involving the once-heralded Atlanta public school system. Eleven former teachers in Atlanta’s public school system each face up to 20…
Liberty
The Foreclosure Misdirection
Leave it to AG Roy Cooper — not to mention North Carolina’s financially illiterate press corps — to fall for the foreclosure non-issue. Foreclose this week, next week, with more…
Liberty
Crazy Fed Prosecutions in Meck
Credit the UPoR for probably unintentionally highlighting an absolutely bizarre criminal justice disconnect. The entire weight of the federal government came down on two MS-13 gang members who were involved…