Iran’s expansion of uranium enrichment activities in defiance of key nuclear commitments is “a big step in the wrong direction,” a spokesperson for the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday, after Tehran announced it would …
Read moreIran’s expansion of uranium enrichment ‘a big step in the wrong direction’
Ryan Neuhaus, As medicinal marijuana is becoming more popular across the United States, state legislators should note that using drugs – legal or illegal – has a direct impact on children during fetal development and …
Read moreState Legislature’s Should Restrict Access to Medicinal Marijuana During Pregnancy
Aram Roston, Lev Parnas, an indicted Ukrainian-American businessman who has ties to President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, is now prepared to comply with requests for records and testimony from congressional impeachment investigators, his …
Read moreGiuliani associate now willing to comply with Trump impeachment inquiry – lawyer
Jason Wingard, The Federal Communications Commission voted to approve a merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, two of the largest cellular networks in the country. Though the deal still faces antitrust lawsuits from more than a …
Debra J. Saunders, The Senate Appropriations Committee did something last week the Senate has never done; it passed a marijuana reform measure. It was the narrowest of proposals, an amendment co-authored by Sens. Steve Daines, …
Early Friday, 296 emails from Hillary Clinton’s private email account were released. This may sound like a breakthrough for conservatives in their struggle for Clinton transparency, but it isn’t. To say Clinton’s emails were heavily redacted …
Read morePHOTOS: Hillary Releases Benghazi Emails, But Look What Was Done to Them Beforehand…
The Intercept | Ryan Gallagher At an 18th-century mansion in England’s countryside last week, current and former spy chiefs from seven countries faced off with representatives from tech giants Apple and Google to discuss government surveillance …
Read moreApple and Google Just Attended a Confidential Spy Summit in a Remote English Mansion
Bob Jones, Companies in the United States are now facing more than twice as much litigation as companies in other countries. That’s the disturbing finding of a survey recently conducted by the third-largest law firm …
Read moreWorldwide Survey Of Litigation Trends Reveals Grim News For America