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Confrontational Willis Fends Off Disqualification From Trump Case in Georgia Hearing

16-2-2024 < Attack the System 20 441 words
 

Confrontational Willis Fends Off Disqualification From Trump Case in Georgia Hearing
















NEWS

By Fred Lucas

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee hears arguments about disqualifying District Attorney Fani Willis from the Trump case because of a conflict of interest. Willis herself takes the stand.

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Mountain of Expenses: Denver’s Fiscal Woes Climb as Illegal Aliens Overwhelm City


















COMMENTARY

By Jarrett Stepman

Denver is buckling under a financial crisis caused by illegal immigration. But the fault lies not in city leaders’ stars, but with themselves.

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‘The Chosen’ Actors Explain Joys and Challenges of Portraying Biblical Characters on the Big Screen


















ANALYSIS

By Virginia Allen

The Bible doesn’t spell out the details of Jesus’ disciples’ lives, presenting both a challenge and a creative opportunity for the actors and writers on the set of the hit series “The Chosen.”

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5 Charts Show Why Congress Must Stop Deficit Spending


















COMMENTARY

By David Ditch

Congress is debating spending more but if current trends continue, driven by spending’s growth as a share of the economy, deficits will balloon even in years without a recession or major war.

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Climate Activism Fund Financing Literal Attacks on US Constitution


















COMMENTARY

By Miles Pollard, Alexander Frei

The Climate Emergency Fund, through the group Declare Emergency, is now attacking the physical Constitution itself, the proverbial heart of our republic.

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The Pitfalls of Government-Mandated Car Kill Switches


















COMMENTARY

By Katrina Trinko

Should your car decide whether you’re able to drive? That’s not some hypothetical question.

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ICYMI: Science Denial: Lia Thomas’ Biological Edge ‘Is Not the Problem’


















COMMENTARY

By Sarah Parshall Perry

A women’s studies professor says concerns about male athletes competing against women are based on “our deeply held and rather largely unexamined assumptions about biology and gender.”

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