With Hanukkah underway, we’re happy to announce a win in a major case involving several Orthodox Jewish congregations in Airmont, New York. After decades of harassment from local officials, our clients will now be able to worship freely.

By: Daniel Henninger – wsj.com – December 6, 2023 It has come to this. The president of the United States and the governor of Pennsylvania issued statements this week denouncing a protest outside a falafel restaurant in Philadelphia. Needless to say, the protesters were pro-Palestinian and the owner of the restaurant, Goldie, is Israel-born. The protesters’ chant was also predictable:...

President Biden was asked about his involvement in his family’s shady influence-peddling schemes at a White House press conference.

After months of mulling over impeaching President Joe Biden, with then Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) announcing an inquiry in September, House Republicans on Thursday released a resolution formalizing as much.

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Harvard’s University’s graduate-student union recently approved by a vote of 402 to 210 a resolution denouncing what it called “the murderous Israeli regime” and the “ongoing genocide of the Palestinians.”

Harvard, whose president testified during the congressional hearing, came in dead last on FIRE’s 2024 free-speech ranking list.

By: John Ellis – wsj.com – December 4, 2023 America faces a formidable range of calamities: crime out of control, borders in chaos by design, children poorly educated while sexualized and politicized against parental opposition, unconstitutional censorship, a press that does government PR rather than oversight, our institutions and corporations debased in the name of “diversity, equity and inclusion”—and more....

Since money-printing went into permanent high gear after the dotcom crash in 2000, the top 1% of households have gained $20 million each in inflation-adjusted net worth. Likewise, the top 0.1% or 131,000 households at the tippy top of the economic ladder have gained $88 million each in inflation-adjusted net worth.