Presuming that the public are bad people and treating them accordingly risks the demise of the principal of presumption of innocence, lawyer warns. As Pennsylvania lawyer Bruce L. Castor, Jr., watches former President Donald Trump on trial, he has been thinking about how the American legal system has changed. Mr. Castor has represented the former
‘Those who violate the law cannot dictate the terms of the University’s ability to comply with that law.’ A group of 21 House Democrats blasted the “anti-Israel, anti-Jewish” encampment on the campus of Columbia University in a letter to the school’s trustees on Monday morning, April 29. “We, the undersigned, write to express our disappointment
Jared Moskowitz said Democrats will not support Marjorie Taylor Greene’s motion to vacate. A moderate Florida House Democrat said Sunday that there is “no way” his party is going to help Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) oust Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) if the Georgia republican forces a vote to vacate the speakership for the second
‘On the floor of the United States House of Representatives, there should only be one flag on display: ours,’ Rep. Kat Cammack said. A Republican House member has introduced a resolution to ban members of Congress “from bringing or displaying a flag of a foreign nation on the floor of the House.” The resolution is
TikTok has been accused of aiding the Chinese Communist Party’s propaganda efforts. President Joe Biden signed a bill on April 24 that could potentially ban TikTok unless its parent company, ByteDance, divests it to a U.S. company. The swift passage of the bill highlights the escalating ideological confrontation between the United States and China. TikTok,
‘The whole world knows his backbone and his toughness,’ Eric said about his father, President Trump. Eric Trump, son of former President Donald Trump, praised his father’s ability to manage legal battles alongside election campaign events, claiming the GOP candidate has ample strength to keep moving forward. Last week, President Trump was busy with the
John McGuire doesn’t look like the stereotypical Navy SEAL. At five-foot-eight, a Navy recruiter told him he was too small to serve in the special operations force. McGuire, a Richmond, Va., native who was abandoned as a child and spent years in the foster care system, volunteered for SEAL training anyway and went on to