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Whenever state gun laws tighten restrictions on firearms, a demand is created for devices that will skirt the new restrictions. And that’s just what has happened with the recent release of the “Bullet Button Patriot Mag Release,” which defies California’s new gun laws. Days after Jerry Brown signed into law new language that made quick […]Read More

The final decision from the Ninth Circuit case of United States v Nosal II has finally been filed and should make casual users of this thing we call the internet a little nervous. Nosal II involved accusations that a former employee who’d used other current employees’ password information to access company information had violated the […]

FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. We now know that the FBI does not recommend that Hillary Clinton be prosecuted for using private email servers with respect to government communications while she was the Secretary of State. At the same time, though, the FBI […]

Law firms can be stressful places. You’re rushing to meet deadlines, reassuring anxious clients, and trying to keep everything running smoothly. In between all that, it can be hard to find a moment to stop, relax, and find focus. But it’s not impossible. With a little practice, you can find some zen in the midst […]

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has called on the Federal Government to do everything to get justice for the slain member of the Redeemed Christian Church murdered in Abuja on Saturday. CAN also called on the authorities to do something about the unprovoked attacks on Christians to prevent future occurrence. According to a statement […]

Following The Hague’s ruling that China has no legal claim to most of The South China Sea, authorities have taken to the media to proclaim their disdain for the decision. Editor-in-Chief Wang Xiaohui of The China People’s Daily (quasi-official mouthpiece of the China Communist Party) unleashed a sniping rebuke provaliming: “South China Sea arbitration: A […]Read More

The shootings continue.  According to AP, Police arrested five people for allegedly shooting at officers in Washington, D.C., early Tuesday before barricading themselves inside a vehicle. No injuries were reported. The good news is that the group allegedly fired at police to avoid arrest, not as part of a targeted attack on cops, a police […]

Posted this 18 days ago on CNBC, commenter name LASTLIBERTARIAN during the pinnacle of the panic on breexit; If you don’t understand why, you don’t know what you’re doing. “…Been callin’ the market for 25+ years like I wrote it! Here’s yet another 20/20 foresite from 6 days ago;“Just shakin’ the stocks out of the […]Read More

The U.S. Justice Department’s Attorney General, Loretta Lynch, has already released her written statement that she will deliver in person to the House Judiciary Committee at 10:00 a.m. this morning. As WallStreetOnParade’s Pan and Russ Martens point out, it says nary a peep about the private, half-hour meeting with Bill Clinton that she held on […]Read More

Following an upwardly revised April 0.7% rise in inventories, May saw yet another build (+0.1% MoM) but for once sales outpaced it with a 0.5% MoM gain. However, inventories remain 0.5% higher YoY with sales down 2.5% leaving the inventories-to-sales ration hovering at 1.35x – previous recession highs. Inventories continue to rise and sales drop… […]Read More

As previewed last week in “Something Big Is Coming: Bernanke To “Secretly” Meet With Kuroda; “Helicopter Money” On The Agenda“, the week’s key event, albeit behind closed doors, was the surprising meeting between Ben Bernanke and the BOJ’s Kuroda as well as Japan’s prime minister Abe. The outcome of the meeting has been, as we […]Read More

Submitted by Mike Krieger via Liberty Blitzkrieg blog, Back in 2014, we received confirmation of what politicians and their “very smart” advisers think of the American public. Namely, that we’re a bunch of stupid slobs who need to be tricked into agreeing to elitists legislation that always ends up working against us. I’m specifically referring to comments […]Read More