Tag: legal action
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Opinion | Iran, the Fulcrum of Mideast Violence
[ad_1] Disparate acts of war and terrorism all lead back to Tehran. [ad_2] Source link
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Opinion | Double Dipping in Opioid Lawsuits
[ad_1] The plaintiffs bar never met a business it wouldn’t sue, and now the lawyers are using government authority to pursue private interests. In their latest business model, trial lawyers are hired by state attorneys general to help prosecute public lawsuits then use it to the advantage of their private lawsuits. Kudos to one company…
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Opinion | Pardon Lt. Ridge Alkonis
[ad_1] Japan helped mend a diplomatic sore before Christmas when Tokyo transferred an imprisoned U.S. Navy lieutenant back into American hands. But this international incident isn’t over, and the outcome matters to U.S. troops wondering if they’re vulnerable to rough justice while stationed abroad. Lt. Ridge Alkonis was assigned to a Navy destroyer in Japan…
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Opinion | IDF Faces a Harsh Reality in Southern Gaza
[ad_1] Khan Younis, Gaza What is happening in southern Gaza—and as important, what isn’t happening—threatens to leave the Middle East violently unstable for years. The battle for Khan Younis is forcing Israel to face a harsh reality: Hamas likely won’t be totally annihilated. And Israel’s two goals, killing Hamas’s leaders and rescuing all the hostages,…
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Opinion | The Penalty for Opposing Global Warmists
[ad_1] A whistle-blower says he was told to keep quiet about the cost of carbon policies. [ad_2] Source link
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Opinion | The Employee Retention Tax Credit Is the Biggest Covid Scam
[ad_1] It’s hard to feel sorry for the Internal Revenue Service, but cleaning up for Congress is never fun. The Covid employee retention tax credit is turning into a classic case of government waste and fraud. Congress created the mess, leaving it to the IRS to mop up. Pandemic transfer payments and student-loan forbearance ended…
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Opinion | American Schools and Foreign Money
[ad_1] Updated Dec. 26, 2023 6:45 pm ET Congress is debating how to address the intellectual corruption of America’s elite universities, and one idea is to require that academic institutions disclose funding from U.S. adversaries. The House this month passed the Deterrent Act, 246-170, to shine a light on the billions of dollars that flow…