The Daily Populous

Justice Samuel Alito, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, argued that accountability was what would actually lead to lawlessness.

As Dreeben reminded the court, no former president, before now, has ever faced criminal prosecution after leaving office.

Luttig is himself a conservative and former federal judge; Trump’s lawyer in the Supreme Court is one of his former law clerks. »

We couldn't hold a roundtable interview on the State of PC Gaming without asking developers about the most ubiquitous name in PC gaming: Steam.

If your game is really, really good, you have a very good chance that people on Steam will see it.

But Steam came along and it was like, whoa, maybe some people can actually make a livable wage from this. »

Scientists still observe the volcano through the Mount Erebus Volcano Observatory and conduct field campaigns to look for extreme life forms.

While volcanic bombs are exciting, it's the bursts of gas spraying tiny crystals of metallic gold that surprise scientists, who estimate the volcano spews around 80 grams of gold a day -- that's worth around $6,000.

Antarctic researchers have detected traces of the gold dust in ambient air up to 621 miles away from the volcano. »

After a nine-year battle for “urination equality” in which thousands took to the streets of the Netherlands, this month Amsterdam said it would open more public toilets in October.

Piening, then 21 years old, penned a letter challenging her fine, pointing out that Amsterdam was home to 35 public urinals for men and only three public toilets for women.

She and Piening worked together to put forward municipal legislation calling on Amsterdam to expand the number of accessible public toilets. »