States Can Break Through Pharma’s Liability Shield Via The Brownstone Institute, Legislators in Arkansas have a simple question before them: if pharmaceutical executives deliberately withhold knowledge of a product’s adverse effects, should they be criminally liable if patients suffer serious harm from the product? The federal government effectively sold the Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial
The Case For A National Sales Tax Authored by Brian McGlinchey via Stark Realities Sometime during this 117th U.S. Congress, the long-proposed “Fair Tax” will likely receive its first-ever floor vote in the House. A national sales tax, it would replace not only personal and corporate income taxes, but Social Security, Medicare, estate and gift
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Residents in Portland will be forced to adjust their shopping habits now that Walmart has announced that it is closing its stores in the area, depriving many of a convenient and cost-effective source of groceries and other products at a time of skyrocketing food costs and economic uncertainty. The retail colossus said that it would
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A new bill in Texas filed on Feb. 23 by state Rep. Steve Toth would force internet service providers (ISPs) within the state to restrict websites that contain information about accessing abortion, as well as make it a crime to host websites that assist people in accessing abortion. The bill would block the ability to
One of the jurors who convicted former South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh of murdering his wife Maggie and 22-year-old son accused him of grossly feigning grief in testimony, according to ABC News. Murdaugh was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole Friday for the murders, and juror Craig Moyer told the outlet that the
Susan B. Glasser has a new article in The New Yorker noting how infrequently Fox News is covering its once darling former president, Donald Trump, and noting that Fox News made no mention of the pending lawsuit between the network and Dominion Voting Systems. “It was a slow news week in Washington, at least if you watched Fox News,” Glasser began, “two
The Department of Justice has briefed the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals to reject former President Donald Trump’s claims of absolute presidential immunity in civil litigation related to the January 6th riot. The DOJ specifically told the appeals court, which is fielding civil lawsuits that name Trump as a defendant for his role in the
Christian patriot and Ohio State Representative Kris Jordan’s track record of obedience to the Constitution allows us to say that he transcended the title of politician — he was properly and truly a statesman. … The post Death of a Statesman appeared first on The New American.