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Delays Increase as Air Traffic Controllers Miss First Full Paycheck
Americans should expect air travel disruptions, with the FAA reporting air traffic controller staffing shortages.
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California’s Prop. 50 Will Just Create More Problems
SAN DIEGO — In California, voters are accustomed to supporting lousy ballot initiatives because we believe the alternative to be much worse. But Prop. 50, a redistricting initiative that attempts to o
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San Diego Begins New Border Wall Construction
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced last month it was planning on constructing nearly 10 miles of a border barrier system in the San Diego sector.
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Trump and Japan’s Prime Minister Declare ‘Golden Age’ of Alliance
President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi declared a “Golden Age” in the U.S.–Japan alliance as they inked deals that take account …
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Democratic Socialist Party Debuts in New York City
Big news from Argentina is the electoral victory of the Advancing Liberty party of President Javier Milei. Milei initially won the presidency in 2023 brandishing a chainsaw as a message of how he was
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Price of a Life
“But people will die!” That’s what some shout whenever anyone proposes cutting government spending. An audience member at a town hall shouted it when Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst said Medicaid shouldn’t cover
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“When a Party Comes to Us with Nine Grounds for Reversing the [Trial] Court, That Usually Means There Are None”
Wise advice to lawyers from Judge Raymond Kethledge in Fifth Third Mortg. Co. v. Chicago Title Ins. Co. (6th Cir. 2012). The post “When a Party Comes to Us with Nine Grounds for Reversing the [Trial] Court, That Usually Means There Are None” appeared first on Reason.com.
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Colorado justices consider where to draw line on experts testifying about child witnesses’ honesty
Members of the Colorado Supreme Court considered last week how far an expert witness can go in suggesting to a jury that another witness is being truthful, which is generally forbidden. Previously, th
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Trump’s Appeal of His New York Convictions Highlights the Absurdity of Alvin Bragg’s Convoluted Case
Five months before the 2024 presidential election, a Manhattan jury convicted Donald Trump of falsifying business records with the intent to conceal “another crime.” On Monday, the president’s lawyers asked a New York appeals court to overturn those convictions, arguing that they were based on fallacious legal theories, inadequate evidence, and fragrantly deficient jury instructions. […]
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US–China Competition Intensifies During Trump’s Asia Trip as Beijing Courts Nations
ASEAN’s 11 members also comprise China’s biggest trading partner, with bilateral trade totaling $771 billion last year.
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