Now that the Supreme Court has approved a “narrower” version of President Donald Trump’s travel ban, the measure is set to go into effect for the first time since late January, when it sparked chaos and protests at airports across the country.
Authored by Aaron David Miler and Richard Sokolsky via The Strategic Culture Foundation,
Pursuing an ambitious mission against all three adversaries in Syria is dangerous, imprudent and unnecessary
One month ago, an Australian millionaire "discoverd" the cause why US housing refuses to rebound to its pre-crisis levels, and tangentially why Millennials were - at least anecdotally - living if not in their parents basement, then destined to a life of renting: avocado toast. (For a more in depth discussion on Millennials' housing habits, read "Will Millennials Ever Become A Generation Of Homeowners: BofA Has A Troubling Answer").
Authored by A.Z.Mohamed via The Gatestone Institute,
Authored by Ryan McMaken via The Mises Institute
In a government-controlled healthcare system, the state determines who can receive treatment and when. This has long been admitted. But, what is less often discussed is that once a patient finds himself within a state-run healthcare facility, the state may deny him treatment — even if privately funded.
This was recently illustrated when Charlie Gard, a small child suffering from mitochondrial depletion syndrome, was denied privately-funded treament planned by his parents.