Mark Fiore

Jury selection is underway in Trump’s hush money/election interference criminal trial in Manhattan, and the Defendant-in-Chief has already been admonished for intimidating jurors.

You don’t need to know French to feel the words that Adrienne Haan sings in the recent incarnation of her show, Cabaret Francais, that she performed on April 16 th at The Triad. I don’t have any knowledge of the French language (my high school Spanish from almost 40 years ago can help me order a cerzeva fria in a Mexican saloon) but even without understanding the words, when Ms Haan sings you know why French is categorized as a romance language.

College campuses are no place for politics and disruption, and streets are not places to protest deaths on the other side of the world.

While protests are messy and disruptive, they aren’t nearly as dangerous as the impulse to shut down free expression by sending in riot cops.

You can start by yelling "Hoax!", laughing at his jokes, and killing your dog.

The Supreme Court Justice has insurrectionist flags, Christian nationalist flags, denial flags, and more!

Now that former President Donald Trump was convicted, the justice system is a hoax.

Electric vehicles are for Democrats and innovation is for leftists. Real patriots drive a SootStorm.

Trump dodged a bullet, but our democracy may not be so lucky.

Daniel’s Law, a New Jersey privacy statute aimed at protecting public officials’ personal information from being disclosed online, has been on the books since 2020. But a slew of amendments made to Daniel’s Law in 2023 that allow individuals covered by the statute to assign their claims to a third party have resulted in an explosion of litigation against a wide range of businesses that maintain or publish home addresses and telephone numbers. While Daniel’s Law faces constitutional challenges in federal court, the onslaught of litigation in state and federal court shows no signs of slowing.