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Brickbat: Wrong Way
A substitute school van driver for Pennsylvania’s West Shore School District got lost multiple times while taking kids home—including a 7-year-old boy whose mom thought he was missing and called 911 in a panic when she was unable to reach anyone at the school. The trouble started when the driver put the right address, but […]
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The Fourth Amendment and the “Instinctive” Drug Detection Dog
Lower courts are divided on the Fourth Amendment implications of a drug detection dog that jumps into a car on its own and then alerts to illegal drugs. I thought I would offer some thoughts on the problem. In my view, unprompted entry should be deemed a Fourth Amendment search. This post explains why. First, […]
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China Tightens Rare Earth Grip Ahead of Trump-Xi Talks on Semiconductors
China has introduced sweeping new export rules on rare earths and related technologies. The move gives Beijing tighter control over materials vital to high-tech and defense industries. From now on, any product containing rare earths will require government approval before export. The new measures also cover mining, smelting, and magnet manufacturing, creating full oversight from […]
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7 Shocking Insider Secrets to Outwit the $12.5 Billion Financial Fraud Epidemic
Why Your Old Defenses Are Failing The Alarming New Reality of Digital Theft The integrity of global finance is under sustained attack, demanding a fundamental reassessment of personal security protocols. Recent data paints a stark picture of the escalating scale and sophistication of digital theft. Consumers reported aggregate losses exceeding $12.5 billion in 2024, marking […]
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Justice Kennedy on Originalism and Bush v. Gore
In advance of the release of his memoir, Life, Law & Liberty, retired Justice Anthony Kennedy sat down with Adam Liptak of the New York Times for an interview. The book discloses (or perhaps confirms) that Justice Kennedy drafted the Court’s opinion in Bush v. Gore. In the Liptak interview, Kennedy acknowledges the problems with opinions produced under […]
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When the Bureaucrats Spy on Senators
Last week’s bombshell claim-that Christopher Wray and Attorney General Garland signed off on the FBI’s surveillance of GOP senators because any probe touching elected officials must be approved as a Sensitive Investigative Matter (SIM)-should shock every defender of constitutional government.
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White House Struggling To Pretend It Hates the Shutdown
Any threats the administration can muster to force Democrats to back down wind up sounding like long-standing MAGA goals.
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ICE Propaganda Campaign Goes Into Overdrive
MAGA commentators are stepping up as soldiers in Trump’s culture war to provoke confrontations against Antifa with the backing of DHS.
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Trump’s Best Chance To Drain the Swamp
Federal layoffs loom as Trump uses shutdown to push workforce reduction, while Karoline Leavitt defends administration’s fiscal responsibility goals.
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