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[ad_1] On the Pardon: Before the hearing Sen. Rand Paul a former senior Justice Department prosecutor told me there are three, viable legal strategies to challenge the preemptive Biden pardon. But there is no easy path. One strategy calls for [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Jonathan Cook Substack The most important question we should be asking after Karim Khan’s dismissal last week as chief prosecutor of the ICC – the international war crimes court in The Hague – is not whether he is guilty of “sexual misconduct” against another staff member, identified as “Sarah”. That can only be decided through a legal process – one, let us note, that has already taken place. A fact-finding body carried out a lengthy investigation of Sarah’s allegations over more than a year; its thousands of pages of evidence were then evaluated in detail by three senior…

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[ad_1]  Download Audio. Joseph Solis-Mullen comes on the show to discuss several articles he’s written recently that delve into the mess US intervention has created in several African countries. Discussed on the show: “How Washington’s Interventions Fuel Somalia’s Cycle of Chaos” (Libertarian Institute) “Mission Creep: Lake Chad Basin As America’s Next Forever War?” (Libertarian Institute) Joseph Solis-Mullen is a political scientist and economist at The Libertarian Institute and a professor of politics and history at SAU. He is the author of The National Debt and You and The Fake China Threat and Its Very Real Danger. Follow him on…

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[ad_1] Second International Hiroshima Forum. On the right corner of my desk, next to my laptop and always in eyeshot, sits a metal model of an atom bomb I assembled from a kit, a model of “Little Boy,” the bomb the U.S. dropped on Hiroshima. The model is made from aluminum alloy parts and is a 1/12th scale of the original atom bomb, about nine inches long. The ad for the bomb contained a video with dramatic music showing the model spinning through the air as it falls toward its imagined target. “Perfect for collectors,” the ad boasted. “A must-have…

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[ad_1] Andrew Day and Joseph Addington talk to William LeoGrande about the Trump administration’s regime change plans, some risks of war, and the best path forward for U.S.-Cuba relations. Recorded July 29, 2026. The post TAC Right Now: Rubio’s Cuban Regime Change Obsession appeared first on The American Conservative. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Earlier this month, National Review published an editorial defending Justice Barrett, titled “Injustice Toward Barrett.” The editors graciously invited me to write a response, which was published today. It is titled Counting All of Justice Barrett’s Votes. Here is the introduction: Of President Trump’s three Supreme Court appointees, Justice Amy Coney Barrett has been subject to the most severe criticism. She’s earned it. Most of the defenses of Barrett, including in these pages, highlight the important conservative majority opinions she has joined. It’s true that she joins Justices Thomas and Alito, the Court’s standard-bearer conservatives, in nearly 90 percent of the…

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[ad_1] By Lauren Rankin This article was originally published by Truthout Kansas’s safe haven status is now threatened again by abortion opponents who have decided to simply rewrite the rules. If there’s one thing we’ve learned from abortion opponents, it’s that abortion rights, no matter how many times they are affirmed and supported by the electorate, are never a settled issue. In August 2022, less than two months after Roe v. Wade was overturned, Kansas made a defiant stand in favor of abortion rights, one that reverberated across the country. But abortion opponents refuse to take no for an…

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[ad_1] The Grail news briefs are always fun, no matter what your age… Scientists find evidence of lost Amazonian civilization that may have been home to millions. The man who inspired Steven Spielberg’s UFO obsession: J. Allen Hynek. How AI is revealing the hidden intelligence of plants and fungi. Dinosaurs were roasted to death by asteroid dust cloud, researchers claim. Killer whales sink another boat off the coast of Spain — why are they still doing this after 6 years? Exercise works for depression. So why isn’t it treated like real medicine? Thumbnail-sized Ice Age figurines dated to 40,000 years…

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