Source: Orange County Register
by Patrick Eddington

“President Trump has kept lots of constitutional rights activists like me quite busy since his return to the Oval Office. His misuse of federal agents and multiple state National Guard personnel from Red states in Blue cities for pretextual immigration enforcement actions that double as political repression operations has been a particular focus of mine. But you don’t have to be America’s chief executive in order to have the power to try to violate a citizen’s rights. You can be a career bureaucrat and do it behind a veil of secrecy, believing that your actions will never see the light of day.” (09/24/25)

https://archive.is/hnHrE

Source: spiked
by Luke Gittos

“In response to the killing of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk earlier this month, British social-media influencer Charlotte Hayes posted a video on TikTok appearing to celebrate his death. Hayes, a 25-year-old from Folkestone, Kent, said that Kirk’s beliefs were ‘inherently violent’ and that, when it comes to conservatives, we should ‘kill them all’ – a line she repeated more than once. … As a result of her comments, she was questioned by Kent Police. However, they decided last week not to arrest her. Good. No one should be arrested for words they say online, unless there is clear evidence that they intended to incite real-world violence. Yet, while we can welcome the fact that Hayes will not be prosecuted, we should also recognise this as a clear-cut case of two-tier justice. In fact, it offers a perfect illustration of the authorities’ blatant political bias.” (09/25/25)

https://www.spiked-online.com/2025/09/25/the-insane-two-tier-bias-of-britains-speech-police/

Source: Yascha Mounk
by Yascha Mounk

“Given how disastrous the consequences of Harris’s loss are likely to prove, her lack of introspection about the reasons for it are especially galling. And as it happens, her attempt to deflect any blame from herself is so ham-fisted that it is likely to backfire; the title, the thesis and the tenor of her book practically invite readers, whatever their political orientation, to retort with all of the ways in which she herself is at fault for her defeat. But it would be unfair to single her out, for in truth she is closer to being the rule than the exception. Other parts of the Democratic Party don’t appear much more keen to discover the causes of their defeat.” (09/25/25)

https://yaschamounk.substack.com/p/the-dems-are-still-not-getting-it

Source: Law & Liberty
by Nathan Smith

“Initial job losses are likely, but AI will ultimately make society functionally more knowledgeable — and therefore more productive.” (09/25/25)

https://lawliberty.org/ai-and-the-wealth-of-nations/