The Daily Populous

In my opinion: Yes, that is a question that the United States legislature should be trying to answer.

(Donald Trump has said this letter is “fake” and is suing the Journal over it.).

In a democratic society, the people have a right to know whether the president committed crimes; in a society of laws, it should not be permissible for the president to suppress information relevant to that question. »

The bestselling novelist and true crime writer announced Wednesday the first 12 recipients of grants from his "Go Finish Your Book" campaign.

I wanted to give these writers a little time, a little space, and a push to say: your voice matters — now go finish your book," Patterson said in a statement.

The inaugural recipients, drawn from hundreds of submissions, are working on books in genres ranging from memoirs to graphic novels. »

A federal judge in Boston ordered the Trump administration on Wednesday to unfreeze nearly $2.2 billion in federal grants to Harvard.

Burroughs said Trump administration lawyers “failed to meet their burden” in showing it acted in a non-retaliatory way.

Burroughs vacated the grant freeze orders and termination letters as they relate to Harvard “as violative of the First Amendment.”. »

Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo made the announcement at a press conference on Wednesday alongside Governor Ron DeSantis.

That vulnerable people, such as newborns and the immunocompromised, may be unnecessarily exposed to vaccine-preventable, life-threatening diseases is just "part of the experience of life," Ladapo claimed.

He also called mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, which saved millions of lives at the height of the pandemic, "poison. »