Tag: legal action
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Opinion | SBF Faces Prison, but ‘Effective Altruism’ Lives On
[ad_1] Proponents of the movement funded the Biden administration’s executive order hindering AI development. [ad_2] Source link
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Opinion | Give Yahya Sinwar the Eichmann Treatment
[ad_1] Two top Palestinian commanders—Hezbollah’s Wissam Hassan Al-Tawil and Hamas’s Saleh al-Arouri—were both killed over the past two weeks in suspected Israeli airstrikes. Hamas’s figurehead and the suspected mastermind of the Oct. 7 attack, Yahya Sinwar, is still at large, but it’s fair to assume he is high on Israel’s list of targets. After the…
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Opinion | When Biden, Trump and DeSantis Agree on Something, Watch Out
[ad_1] What do you know? Joe Biden, Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump agree on something. All three presidential candidates want to import pharmaceutical price controls from countries with socialized healthcare systems and outsource drug regulation to foreign governments. That’s the point of Florida’s plan to import drugs from Canada, which the Food and Drug Administration…
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Opinion | The Donald Trump Ballot Problem
[ad_1] Editor’s note: In this Future View, students discuss the efforts to keep Donald Trump off the ballot. Next week we’ll ask, “A recent study suggests that worry about AI chatbots has been overblown, with American colleges not seeing an increase in overall cheating rates. But another study suggests that AI cheating is rampant, with…
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Opinion | The Supreme Court to the Ballot Rescue
[ad_1] The Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear Donald Trump’s appeal of the Colorado Supreme Court’s decision to ban him from the state’s presidential primary ballot, and just in time too. The political malpractice of using Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to ban opposition candidates is spreading. In Pennsylvania, progressive activist Gene Stilp is…
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Opinion | The Supreme Court’s Road to El Dorado
[ad_1] The Supreme Court on Tuesday will hear what could be a landmark property-rights case (Sheetz v. County of El Dorado) with major economic implications. The question is simple: Can governments use building permits to extort property owners? George Sheetz in 2016 applied for a permit from El Dorado County to build a small home…
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Opinion | Crime Takes a Dip in New York
[ad_1] Cities often forget and have to relearn that active policing reduces crime, but the results leave little room for doubt. New York’s neighborhood patrols are rolling back deadly violence, despite the progressive groups trying to dismantle them. The New York City Police Department on Wednesday released its year-end crime numbers for 2023. The trend…
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Opinion | Chaos Straight Outta Compton
[ad_1] Updated Jan. 4, 2024 6:59 pm ET The left wants voters to believe the post-pandemic crime surge is over. But crime remains elevated in many American cities, and the public—and criminals—know that lawlessness is still too often tolerated. Witness the extraordinary raid on a business straight outta Compton, Calif. The chaos began early Tuesday…