In August 1992, the American Bar Association held its annual meeting in San Francisco. It was there that, by a vote of 276 to 168, the ABA’s policy-making House of Delegates endorsed pro-choice legislation that was pending before Congress. This…
Donald Trump’s whirlwind of action in the first seven weeks of his second term provokes mouth-agape admiration from the right and flat-footed bewilderment on the left. From slashing 83 percent of USAID to transforming border crossings from firehose to garden…
President Trump’s decision to expand Guantanamo Bay’s capacity to detain up to 30,000 criminal illegal aliens marks a pivotal shift in U.S. national security strategy. While some critics argue that this move is too aggressive, the harsh reality is that…
A federal court held American Airlines liable for their mismanagement of employee retirement funds that focused more on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors. Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay break down the federal case and its implications for the airline company in…
On a single day in late November 1943, Winston Churchill addressed two notes from Cairo, one going to both his Deputy Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, and his Home Secretary, Herbert Morrison, and one to Morrison alone. Churchill was writing on…
After Texas trial attorney Tony Buzbee took to a podium in October to reveal he had gathered 120 victims to sue Sean “Puff Daddy” Combs, it unleashed a flood of more allegations against the billionaire rapper and record executive. There are now…
The problem with our legal system, comedian Steven Wright points out, is that “99 percent of lawyers give the rest a bad name.” He must have hit a nerve. In 2006, the Association of Trial Lawyers of America realized their…
A new report is alleging that one of the Vatican’s top defenders of orthodox theology was dismissed from his post due to mismanagement of Church’s finances, but the truth of the matter may be more complicated. Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller…
When Kamala Harris was first introduced on the national stage, she was frequently heralded as a former prosecutor. After she was selected for the ticket in 2020, Democrats and the media quickly worked to rebrand the role of prosecutor due…
