- Supreme Court revives challenge to Biden-era gas furnace ban
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 8 ruled that an energy trade association may pursue its challenge to Biden-era restrictions on consumer gas furnaces and commercial water heaters. The high court’s decision comes after the Department of Energy, now under President Donald Trump, switched sides in the dispute and asked the court to undo an appellate court ruling that [...]
- Vadum on Times Now on Iran attacking Israel and Israel counter-attacking
I was on Times Now in India on June 7 (June 8 in India) talking about Iran’s missile attack on Israel and President Donald Trump’s efforts to persuade Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate. Part way through the broadcast the tenor changed as the story broke that Israel launched fresh missile strikes against targets in Iran. I said the [...]
- Vadum on NTD discussing Supreme Court election ruling
I was on NTD News on June 3 talking about the Supreme Court’s recent ruling allowing Alabama to move forward with a congressional map that contains one black-majority district. The previous map contained two black-majority districts. My part starts at 30:10 on this video clip: Continue reading Vadum on NTD discussing Supreme Court election ruling[...]
- Supreme Court sides with SEC in dispute about recovering illegal profits
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 4 unanimously rejected a challenge to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC’s) broad authority to recover illegal profits through the disgorgement process. Disgorgement is a process in which a person or company is made to give up profits gained from illegal or unethical acts. The Supreme Court ruled that the SEC may [...]
