This post was originally published on here In a move that likely won’t surprise anyone, a federal judge has stepped in to stop infamous illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego-Garcia from being deported to Uganda. That news comes despite the Supreme Court recently blessing the practice as legal. Advertisement Abrego-Garcia, who is a suspected MS-13 member and…
This post was originally published on here A new form of corporate risk has arrived. Boards of Directors that do not see it coming can suddenly discover that their companies are caught up in it. Once it happens, there is no way out. Advertisement I call this unpleasant new reality Whipsaw Risk. It arrives courtesy of the…
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This post was originally published on here Chicago residents dismantled the Democrats’ narrative of law and order in the blue city and said the National Guard and President Donald Trump’s help are needed to get things under control. Advertisement In a series of interviews shared by the White House Rapid Response account on X on…
This post was originally published on here Another day, another high-profile visitor to the White House—this time around, it was South Korea’s new president, Lee Jae Myung, who was elected back in June. On the agenda was North Korea, denuclearization, trade, and ship building. Advertisement In a scene that’s becoming familiar in the Trump 2.0…
This post was originally published on here If you thought the Trump Administration was finished making cuts to government spending, think again. No other institution on earth can spend money like the U.S. government—the effort by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to get spending under control and cut waste has never happened on this…
This post was originally published on here I wrote over the weekend about the predicament the Democrats are in. The massive shift in party registration numbers over the past four years is stunning. It has Democrats losing more than two million people and Republicans gaining 2.4 million in the 30 states that have party registration.…
This post was originally published on here A major development in the Great War was the advent of aircraft. Originally used for reconnaissance, including aerial photography, pilots and observers soon started carrying along sidearms, rifles, and shotguns with which to take potshots at their opponents. That later led to machine guns mounted on a pivot…
This post was originally published on here One of President Trump’s first acts as president, on the afternoon of January 20, 2025, was to sign an Executive Order titled, “Restoring The Death Penalty And Protecting Public Safety.” This order decried politicians and judges using their personal discretion to avoid imposing the ultimate penalty. It declared,…