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Did Hunter Biden Violate Law in Buying Handgun? 3 Big Questions President Joe Biden walks Match 26 with son Hunter and grandson Beau to Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland to fly to Wilmington, Delaware, for the weekend. (Photo: Olivier Douliery/AFP/Getty Images) Hunter Biden, the president’s son, seemingly faces no legal consequences for a possible deception during a background check while buying a gun. It’s not clear whether the younger Biden broke the letter of  federal gun law, although several legal experts and commentators say the question warrants an investigation.  B...

[Editor’s Note: In 2011, Lew Rockwell penned this thorough explanation of what fascism really is and what must be done to combat it. Fascism, unlike what the dominant media narrative asserts, has virtually nothing to do with people expressing politically incorrect opinions, or people refusing to wear masks, or a group of disorganized rioters smashing windows in the US Capitol. Fascism, rather, is an ideology of state control, and one that has been immensely successful over the past seventy years in the United States. As Rockwell explains below, the “eight marks of fascism” are all clea...

[Editor's Note: In 2011, Lew Rockwell penned this thorough explanation of what fascism really is and what must be done to combat it.

The Bullet Point: An Ohio Commercial Law Bulletin Statute of Repose Wilson v. Durrani, Slip Opinion No. 2020-Ohio-6827 In this appeal, the Supreme Court of Ohio reversed the lower court’s decision, determining that the plaintiffs’ claims were time-barred because Ohio’s saving statute does not create an exception to a true statute of repose. The Bullet Point: Statutes of limitations establish a time limit for bringing a lawsuit based on the date when the plaintiff’s claim accrued. Statutes of repose bar an action that is brought after a specified period of time since the defendant acte...

Feds to Change Minor Safety Rules to Aid Drivers with Disabilities Sebastian Blanco The Department of Transportation is proposing two possible small rules changes, both meant to give people with disabilities better driving options. The first involves rental cars and would give rental agencies the ability to temporarily disable knee airbags so they don't cause metal hand controls to hit the driver if there's a crash. The second is about rear-mounted carrying shelves for wheelchairs and power scooters, which can get in the way of backup cameras. The DOT wants to approve both mea...