Chuck Ross Four federal prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington, D.C., withdrew from Roger Stone’s case on Tuesday amid turmoil surrounding a prison sentence recommendation for the longtime Trump confidante. Aaron Zelinsky, who handled several of the most prominent cases in the special counsel’s probe, and Jonathan Kravis, an assistant U.S. attorney in…
by Micah J. Fleck [dropcap size=small]I[/dropcap] came across an interesting video recently, produced by the website The Book of Life, titled “Misemployment.” In the video, a lot of postulations are made about the state of things, what priorities we should put within the job market, and what constitutes being truly for the good of…
Jury acquits Ammon Bundy and Leaders of Oregon Standoff by Aya Katz In a surprising victory for liberty and constitutional rule of law, on October 27, 2016, the jury in the trial of Ammon and Ryan Bundy and five others acquitted all seven defendants of the charge of conspiring to impede Federal workers from getting…
Duke, the beloved four-term mayor of Cormorant Village, Minnesota, passed away last Thursday at the age of thirteen. Typically, any resident seeking to become mayor in Minnesota must be above the age of 21, but due to the “dog years” rule, Duke was approximately 50 years old when he was elected. In all seriousness, Duke…
With the increasingly more hawkish policies in Afghanistan and Syria, President Donald Trump has shown to be far more influenced by his advisors. It is no question why libertarians, who expected a far more “hands-off” president, are wary of the current direction of the White House’s foreign policy. To the libertarian there seems to be…
“This film is dedicated to the Americans and Japanese who fought at Midway,” reads the ending caption of the new film “Midway,” which tells the story of the pivotal battle for the American Navy during WWII’s Pacific theater. I have always been an avid student of American History since my earliest days and a big…
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