Tag: Rule of Law
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A Grand Jury Refused to Indict Cassidy Hutchinson. DOJ Should Take the Hint.
A federal grand jury in D.C. refused to indict Cassidy Hutchinson over her disputed Jan. 6 testimony. Her steering wheel story deserved doubt, but a bad story isn’t a crime, and weak cases cost DOJ trust it needs.
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A Judge’s AI-Drafted Order Cited a Fake Case. Now He’s Off It.
The Fifth Circuit vacated Judge Henry Wingate’s injunction against Mississippi’s anti-DEI law after finding AI hallucinations in his orders, including a court case that does not exist. Here is what happened, and why a judge’s signature has to mean something.
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300,000 Visas Revoked. A Visa Was Never a Right.
The State Department says visa revocations have passed 300,000 since January 2025, most tied to crimes like assault and drunk driving. Here’s why enforcing the terms of a visa is common sense.
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Comey Indicted for a Seashell Photo — Three Days After an Assassination Attempt
Three days after a gunman charged a security checkpoint at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner with a shotgun, the Department of Justice had former FBI Director James Comey indicted for posting a photo of seashells on Instagram. The conservative instinct is to say: finally. Hold on for one minute, because the principled conservative answer to…
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