If you were holding out hope that the media and military analysts predicting the imminent collapse of Russia because of their failed invasion of Ukraine would get a grip on reality, think again. I take the New York Times as the leading indicator of the establishment mindset and the Times published a piece that reveals … Read more
mLearning: An Overview mLearning (mobile learning) is “learning on the go” that is typically consumed on smartphones/tablets and permits learners to learn seamlessly across devices. Due to the changed workplace dynamics, training should be delivered to cater to remote learner needs, and mLearning is the way to go. You can use mLearning to manage the … Read more
Guest post by ROGER STONE Once again, the elaborately produced January 6th Committee television show-trial has used a sleight of hand and “guilt by association” to try to tie me to illegal activities at the US Capitol on January 6th. They failed. The hip surrounding this hearing by Rolling Stone, NPR, the Washington Post, the … Read more
In a recent article in Bloomberg, prominent columnist and Yale Law School Professor Stephen Carter makes the case for abolishing the bar exam as a requirement for admission to the legal profession. As he points out, the arguments usually advanced for abolishing the LSAT as a requirement for admission to law school also apply to … Read more
From Magistrate Judge Edwin Torres’s Report and Recommendation in US v. Stevens (SD Fla.) recommending denial of defendant’s motion to dismiss, just adopted yesterday by Judge Darrin Gayles: This case involves a religious psychic trying to break a family curse by “cleaning” “dirty” money. Far-fetched as that might be, the Government has decided to make … Read more
The Supreme Court last year unanimously ruled that police could not rely on a “community caretaking exception” to justify their warrantless seizure of firearms from the home of a man who had consented to a psychiatric evaluation after a dispute with his wife. Yet six months later, the US Court of Appeals for the 2nd … Read more
The key to a well-run classroom isn’t magic, even when it looks like it is. Most of it lies in having good relationships with your students, but some of it must be learned. Reading about classroom management techniques, asking other teachers what they do, and even talking with your principal about what they have observed … Read more
From today’s Tenth Circuit decision in US v. Hernandez-Calvillowritten by Judge Nancy Moritz and joined by Judge Scott Matheson. This appeal involves the constitutionality of a federal immigration statute that makes it a crime to encourage or induce a noncitizen to reside in the United States, knowing or recklessly disregarding that such residence violates the … Read more
Liberals have been gloating and attacking Republicans after the story of a 10-year-old girl in Ohio being raped was confirmed to be true by prosecutors who charged an illegal alien with rape in the case that drew national attention after an Indiana abortion activist claimed without evidence the girl had to leave Ohio for Indiana … Read more
This week the January 6th Committee spent a fair amount of time attempting to prove former President Trump’s guilt in planning a “coup d’etat” by linking his actions to those taken by far-right-wing groups. Not one to turn down an opportunity to hear the sound of his voice, famed war hawk and career Deep Stater … Read more