Trump’s TikTok brief shows chutzpah in high court clash
Trump filed a friend of the court brief in TikTok v Garland arguing to suspend the 2024 law delaying TikTok’s fate until his presidency begins. The brief, drafted by D John Sauer, contrasts with prior anti TikTok actions and aligns with a push to frame the platform as a free speech issue amid national security claims.
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Ruth Marcus critiques Trump's TikTok brief and court stance
Ruth Marcus condemns a Texas brief praising Trump to pause TikTok restrictions, arguing the solicitor general oversteps by flatly supporting a political actor. The piece labels the brief obsequious and warns it undermines federal duty and judicial integrity. Marcus notes the United States should lead, not defer to a candidate.
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Musk and Ramaswamy vs Government Windmills on Capitol Hill
George Will analyzes Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy aiming to shrink government and end daylight saving time. He argues their plan overlooks constitutional checks, warns of public distrust, and contrasts engineering traits with political realities.
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Pantry Disarray Sparks Eternal Pizza Indulgence
A couple struggle to organize a chaotic pantry with alphabetized spice racks and random unneeded items. Their twin buyers remorse leads to duplicate pastas and jars of mustard, while a chaotic shelf reads like a United Nations of condiments. They end up ordering pizza rather than cooking.
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Almanac Highlights January 6 Births and Facts
Norman Reedus turns 56 today along with notable birthdays for Jedediah Smith Carl Sandburg Kahlil Gibran Danny Thomas Loretta Young and others. Franklin D Roosevelt announced the Four Freedoms in 1941 covering speech worship from want and fear. A Carl Sandburg quote and Morse telegraph history are noted alongside the first quarter moon of January.
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