- Supreme Court upholds common sense approach to traffic stops
A Kansas police officer acted lawfully when he pulled over a vehicle whose owner’s license was revoked before verifying the driver was the owner, the Supreme Court has decided. The April 6 ruling came in a case, cited as Kansas v. Glover, that weighed the importance of road safety against drivers’ privacy rights. The law enforcement officer’s assumption that the car was [...]
- Pro-life activists assert right to public prayer during pandemic
Pro-life activists who had been praying on public sidewalks outside an abortion provider in Greensboro, North Carolina, are suing that city’s mayor after local police threatened to arrest them for allegedly violating stay-at-home orders aimed at containing the CCP virus. The lawsuit comes as the nation’s governors have invoked sweeping emergency powers to combat the [...]
- New York City is lying about coronavirus death rates
The mass hysteria over COVID-19 in the U.S. is driven in large measure by misleading statistics and bad math about the disease’s body count. Now that New York has become the epicenter of the pandemic in the United States, we are now regularly inundated on cable TV news with the latest pandemic statistics from the city. The statistics grow gloomier by the hour. These [...]
- Administration needs to intensify crackdown on cheap foreign labor, says panel
The Trump administration created a good program in 2017 to protect U.S. workers by cracking down on employers that abuse temporary visa programs to bring in cheap labor from abroad but it needs to do a lot more, panelists at a discussion hosted by the nonpartisan Center for Immigration Studies said April 2. “With the virtual shutdown of much of the U.S. economy, American [...]
