- Supreme Court OKs Native Indians’ fuel tax exemption
WASHINGTON—A divided Supreme Court ruled 5–4 that an 1855 treaty between the U.S. government and the Yakama Indian tribe prevents Washington state from levying a fuel import tax on businesses owned by the tribe, a decision that could embolden tribal businesses nationwide to challenge states’ authority to collect taxes from such operations across the United States. The [...]
- Maine GOP leader attacked for opposing open borders: Party vice chairman Nick Isgro is under fire for daring to be a conservative
The vice chairman of the Maine Republican Party, Nick Isgro, is under fire for inveighing against open borders and the health problems that unvaccinated migrants from Third World countries are bringing with them to America. This blowback against Isgro (pictured above) is part of the Left’s ongoing effort to stigmatize conservatives by presenting their views as abnormal, [...]
- Seeking to end suffering by ending energy poverty
A former Texas state lawmaker is spearheading a campaign against radical environmentalists and powerful international organizations whose policies keep people in the Third World in desperate poverty and misery by discouraging the development of electricity-based networks worldwide. Jason Isaac (pictured above) is taking aim at those promoting the scourge of “energy [...]
- Supreme Court to consider state prosecution of illegal immigrant identity theft
WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court has decided to review a Kansas Supreme Court ruling that held only the federal government has the legal authority under U.S. immigration laws to prosecute illegal aliens for identity theft. Urged on by Kansas and the Trump administration, the high court agreed March 18 to take up what promises to be a politically fraught appeal in an age in [...]
