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A comprehensive timeline of former President Donald Trump’s indictments, including all the major charges and players: 2022 December 19: The U.S. House committee investigating the January 6th attack on the Capitol releases a report that makes criminal referrals to the U.S. Justice Department for Trump and attorney John Eastman. The U.S. House committee investigating the […]

Unmasking the Controversy: An In-Depth Analysis of Mask Effectiveness Against Respiratory Viruses Masks have become a ubiquitous tool in the global response to respiratory viruses, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, their widespread use has generated substantial debate regarding their actual effectiveness in preventing the transmission of respiratory viruses. The use of masks as a

Lawfare: Weaponizing the Legal System Lawfare, a portmanteau of “law” and “warfare,” refers to the strategic manipulation of legal frameworks and processes to achieve political, economic, or military objectives. In an increasingly interconnected and legally regulated world, the power of the law has become a potent tool in achieving strategic objectives beyond the courtroom. Lawfare

Jester Politics News Roundup for August 25, 2023 Uniting America one indictment at a time.  With each indictment more and more Americans of all races are rallying around Trump.  Why?  Seems no one likes using the government to politically persecute your political opponents.  Also, from what I’m reading and hearing, many in the Black community

Jester Politics News Roundup for August 18, 2023 Infuriating.  Firing these Cops is too good. I would suggest tar, feathers, and a rail are appropriate:  Dallas cops are filmed laughing – with one seen slapping his knee – ‘after making disabled veteran wet himself by banning him from using restaurant bathroom’   Both the Federal

John Basilone: A Man To Emulate…If You Can “Heroes are ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary.” (Gerard Way) John Basilone – if you’re a Marine you know of this man, if you are not a Marine you probably don’t, and that is a shame.  Like many American heroes he was not born into a rich

The Social Security Act of 1935 The Social Security Act of 1935, was signed on this day, 88 years ago. While it aimed to establish a safety net for the elderly, unemployed, and other vulnerable segments of society, its execution and long-term implications warrant a closer examination. Social Security Act created a dependency culture, where

The U.S. Census: Historical Evolution and Its Impact on Redistricting and Representation The U.S. Census, mandated by the Constitution, has been conducted every ten years since 1790. Its primary purpose is to count the population and gather demographic information about the residents of the United States. While its fundamental function remains unchanged, the Census has