‘Nullification is not revolt, all it is is ignoring: We’re taking a position that we are going to ignore this edict,’ said Tennessee state Rep. Bud Hulsey. At a time when governments and global organizations are seeking additional powers to deal with pandemics or other catastrophes, a burgeoning effort is rising in opposition to defend
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White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said at a Wednesday press briefing in Washington that the Biden administration does not want to have to introduce a ban on TikTok, but rather seeks its divestment from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance. The statement came after the president signed a spending bill that included leg… Original News Source
Coca-Cola and Orsted ’may be acting inconsistent with U.S. antitrust laws.’ The Republican-led House Judiciary Committee launched an investigation into two corporations for potential violation of antitrust laws related to demonetizing “disfavored platforms.” Committee Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) sent letters to James Quincey, chief executive officer of The Coca-Cola Company, and Mr. David Hardy,
The justices wrestled with how to define a president’s ‘official’ vs. ‘private’ acts. A decision may still delay Trump’s trial which would hand him a win. The Supreme Court seemed skeptical on April 25 of former President Donald Trump’s claim that he should receive absolute criminal immunity, indicating his trial in Washington could resume but
Justices wrestled with how to define a president’s ‘official’ versus ‘private’ acts. A decision may delay President Trump’s trial, which would hand him a win. The Supreme Court seemed skeptical on April 25 of former President Donald Trump’s claim that he should receive absolute criminal immunity, but it appeared to be open to allowing some
WASHINGTON—A pro-Palestine art show at the famous Politics and Prose bookstore in Washington, D.C., descended into chaos on the night of April 18 over the store’s removal of artwork that was accused of glorifying terror attacks against Israel, sparking a raucous protest outside the store late into the night. Earlier in the month, owner Bradley