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Yesterday I briefly noted Fifth Circuit Judge James Hos keynote remarks at the Federalist Societys sixth annual Kentucky chapters conference. With a little work I was able to obtain a copy of Judge Hos remarks. I hope to revisit them with a few quotes from the text in the next day or two or three. In my comments I referred to Senior D.C. Court of Appeals Judge Laurence Silberman as

A Sydney judge says purchasing cocaine has become as popular as buying food or alcohol and its high demand makes it impossible for authorities to crack down on distributors.

Minister Bill Shorten is moving to slash NDIS services as rapidly as politically possible, regardless of Labor’s election vows to improve the scheme.

Experts say scheme ‘not working well for everyone’ after Bill Shorten says Labor will target fraudsters

Bill Shorten has vowed to crackdown on fraudsters rorting the National Disability Scheme following warnings organised crime gangs were stealing more than $1.45 billion a year from the program.

Australian government minister Bill Shorten has vowed to put an end to the fraud that is hurting the ...

After the federal election a real, durable, bipartisan solution will have to be found – as his own party members well know

Genshin Impact 2.6: From official release date to list of achievements, check latest updates - Genshin Impact 2.6: A plethora of new achievements will be coming to gamers which they can get in The Chasm in the game.

Sources tell CBS News the leader of Afghanistan's ISIS affiliate is working against the Taliban rulers from both inside and outside the group. That could quickly become a U.S. problem.

Columns of Afghan soldiers in armored vehicles and pickup trucks sped through the desert to reach Iran. Military pilots flew low and fast to the safety of Uzbekistan’s mountains.