The Daily Populous

Rand Paul: "People say, 'Oh, people have a right to say things.'

Well, actually they don't necessarily have a right to say things.

But people like Zeteo’s Medhi Hasan are already noticing, and using Charlie Kirk’s own words to call them out. »

Washington is demanding an eye-watering US$350 billion in direct investment, a sum so vast that economists warn it could tip South Korea into a crisis unseen in its modern history.

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick bluntly asserted last week that South Korea must accept the deal or face higher tariffs – pointing out that Japan had already agreed to similar terms.

A protester holding US dollar banknotes wears a mask of Donald Trump during a rally in July against Trump’s tariff policy near the US embassy in Seoul. »

Laboratories in two unnamed Western countries concluded that Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was killed by poisoning, his widow Yulia Navalnaya said on Sept. 17.

The widow accused Western governments of slowing down the investigation for political reasons and urged the laboratories to publish their findings.

After Navalny's death, Putin said he had agreed to exchange him for prisoners — mostly Russian spies held in Western countries — "but, unfortunately, what happened, happened.". »

Already, prosecutors have dropped at least 11 of those cases, an unusually high collapse rate that judges say is wasting court resources.

On Tuesday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh dismissed two felony assault cases at the request of U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s office.

He delivered a blunt warning from the bench as he questioned whether prosecutors are making charging decisions before cases are properly investigated and vetted. »