N.H. Court Rejects Attempt to Impose Hate Crime Liability on Neo-Nazis for Hanging "Keep New England White" Sign on Overpass

N.H. Court Rejects Attempt to Impose Hate Crime Liability on Neo-Nazis for Hanging “Keep New England White” Sign on Overpass

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From yesterday’s N.H. Supreme Court decision in Attorney General v. Hood: [According to the State’s complaints,] a group of approximately ten people associated with NSC [National Socialist Club]-131, an unincorporated association that describes itself, in part, as a “pro-white, street-oriented fraternity dedicated to raising authentic resistance to the enemies of [its] people in the New England area,” gathered on a highway overpass in Portsmouth. The group hung banners, one of which read “KEEP NEW ENGLAND WHITE,” from the […]

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ESG and the Purpose of Corporations: Back to Basics

ESG and the Purpose of Corporations: Back to Basics

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The ESG agenda (an acronym for Environmental, Social, and Governance) was born at the United Nations and has been amplified by investors and governments year after year, quickly gaining substance and influence. The balance between the drive for profit generation and the implementation of the ESG agenda has presented a tremendous challenge to both managers and investors. A sort of conflict between traditional and new (which include ESG) models has been on the table, with solid support for […]

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Trump Goes 0-2 In The Span of About 30 Minutes

Trump Goes 0-2 In The Span of About 30 Minutes

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The first few months of the Trump Administration felt like a marathon run at a sprint pace. It was nonstop action in the courts that was sometimes difficult to keep up with. This week provides a preview of things to come. In the New York criminal case, Judge Merchan announced that he would sentence Trump on Friday, January 10 to a term of “unconditional discharge.” In the Florida criminal case, Jack Smith announced that he would transmit his […]

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Why are the Left/Interventionalists so Anti-Individual While Claiming to be the Most Empathetic?

Why are the Left/Interventionalists so Anti-Individual While Claiming to be the Most Empathetic?

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The general idea of Austrian Theory is that the economy is comprised of individuals who make decisions based on their own comfort. If the government is able to discourage fraud, theft, and other violence, that leaves only the entrepreneurial path, where one provides something to other people in exchange for currency, as a way to gain comfort. Is there any disagreement to this that isn’t necessarily anti-human? Why can’t people choose their own healthcare, wages, speech, and have […]

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Cato Scholar Comments on Nippon Steel Block

Cato Scholar Comments on Nippon Steel Block

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Scott Lincicome In a new blog post, Scott Lincicome, Vice President of General Economics and Trade Policy at the Cato Institute, critiques President Biden’s decision to block Nippon Steel’s acquisition of US Steel. While Biden cited national security risks, Lincicome emphasizes that the supporting evidence is lacking. The deal involved a $2.7 billion investment and had widespread backing, including “more than 98 percent of its shareholders” and experts who believed it would “bolster US national security and relations […]

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NYSP & Real Estate Fraud (Update)

NYSP & Real Estate Fraud (Update)

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Well, not much has changed, except more fear and intimidation for the 80 year old woman and her family in Oneida, NY. Quick recap: years of abuse, baiting and gaslighting directed mostly at her son, but also her handicapped daughters, from neighbors and police (the neighbors all, coincidentally, claim to ‘know the police’) Of course since nothing has been achieved the harassment has been escalated. I do not know real estate, but it seems as if for a […]

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