Barry Kirschner 
On January 6, 1941, President Franklin Roosevelt delivered his State of the Union address to Congress shortly after winning his third term in the November 1940 election. Nazi Germany had defeated all European nations on the continent to its west forcing the historic retreat by sea at Dunkirk. Plans to exterminate European Jewry were underway. … Read more
This is the third article in a series addressing civil tort liability as a potential remedy for outrageous anti-community behavior. To read the previous articles, click here. This year, the governors of Texas and California went to war in a tit-for-tat exchange of legislation bringing the hotly contested political issues of abortion rights and gun … Read more
This is the second article in a series addressing civil tort liability as a potential remedy for outrageous anti-community behavior. To read the previous article, click here. This year, the governors of Texas and California went to war in a tit-for-tat exchange of legislation bringing the hotly contested political issues of abortion rights and gun … Read more
This is the first in a series addressing civil tort liability as a potential remedy for outrageous anti-community behavior. Jurors in Austin, Texas are considering the amount of damages which should be awarded to parents against Alex Jones and his Infowars company after he broadcast repeatedly for years that the massacre of their children at … Read more
Our daily news is filled with testimonials about heroes in health care, retail clerks, cashiers, and delivery persons. They are performing services which endanger their health and even their lives and the lives of family members. Neglect of top administrators, particularly the President of the United States, has elevated their risk with failure to provide … Read more