Plus: ‘Heroic Work’: Biden Congratulates Coast Guard Hero He’s Trying to Fire
October 5 2022
Good morning from Washington, where the Biden administration continues to allow illegal aliens to pour over the nation’s southern border. Visiting a Texas border county, Virginia Allen finds out what the sheriff and other officials must cope with. A heroic “coastie” exemplifies the folly of the president’s determination to fire unvaccinated service members, Joshua Arnold writes. On the podcast, we explore how “medication abortions” affect women. Plus: Rep. Ralph Norman objects to a congressional abuse; Dennis Prager takes on secularism; and Google goes to the Supreme Court. Seventy-five years ago today, President Harry Truman, in the first televised presidential address from the White House, asks Americans to help starving Europeans by using less grain.
Many migrants who cross into Kinney County don’t want to be caught, which sometimes results in high-speed car chases. A school uses boulders as a barricade to deter cars.
Zach Loesch, a Coast Guard aviation survival technician who rescued a disabled 94-year-old woman and her husband, is going to be discharged for not getting a COVID-19 vaccination.
According to Prager, society is seeing in modern culture what 19th-century German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche captured in his infamous statement, “God is dead.”
The Gonzalez case provides a golden opportunity for the Supreme Court to clarify exactly what the shield in Communications Decency Act Section 230 covers and what it doesn’t.
In 2003, Justice Antonin Scalia warned of a day when state laws “based on moral choices” against “bigamy, same-sex marriage, adult incest, prostitution … ” would all fall.
