The Case Against Legalization

First, the medical argument. No one disagrees that many controlled substances have legitimate and completely legal medical applications. But there are various degrees of control, based on the degree of risk involved. In an ideal world, the risk would be determined on scientific grounds. In the real world, cultural and political factors also matter. The U.N. conventions reflect that; they can be amended in response to a consensus shift concerning the appropriate degree of control over given substances....

January 12, 2023 · 2 min · 344 words · Jacob Smith

The Case For Tj Dillashaw As The No. 1 Pound For Pound Fighter In The Ufc

The rematch between T.J. Dillashaw and Cody Garbrandt was expected to be competitive due to their bitter rivalry and the back-and-forth action their first fight produced. It was far from that. Dillashaw made short work of his nemesis, stopping Garbrandt with a massive right hand and finishing him off with a devastating knee at 4:10 of their main event showdown at UFC 227. After having his hand raised in victory, Dillashaw made it clear that he is deserving of a seat at the top of the pound-for-pound rankings....

January 12, 2023 · 5 min · 885 words · John Paulseth

The Case Of The Missing Chief Justice Opinion

Let us first look at the House’s January 13 resolution: Now let’s read the relevant text of the Constitution: Some commentators, such as Alan Dershowitz, have attacked this second impeachment of Donald Trump as unconstitutional because it departs from our time-honored values of due process, having been undertaken with no hearings, no witnesses, no testimony and all within the space of a couple of hours on the floor of the House, resembling Dickens’s portrayal of the revolutionary tribunal that condemned Charles Darnay in A Tale of Two Cities....

January 12, 2023 · 4 min · 704 words · Craig Miller

The Clinton File Mystery Grows

It was one of several twists that deepened the aura of Watergate-style skulduggery surrounding the episode. At the weekend, the senior State Department official who had dispatched the team to Suitland broke her silence and spoke to NEWSWEEK. Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Elizabeth Tamposi vehemently denied any impropriety and said she only wanted to ensure that departmental rules were rigorously followed to safeguard Clinton’s privacy. “I was in a Catch-22, no-win situation,” said Tamposi, daughter of a prominent New Hampshire real-estate developer and GOP fund raiser who won her appointment through former Bush chief of staff John Sununu....

January 12, 2023 · 4 min · 758 words · David Berkson

The Code Of The Future

The device that works this reputation-saving magic is called a Data Encryption Standard (DES) chip, and there’s no practical way to crack it. That’s what America’s supersecret spymasters, the National Security Agency, intended when they designed the cryptographic system in the 1970s with IBM. While that delights industry and privacy advocates, it’s come back to haunt the government: wiretaps are useless against any suspect using a DES-encrypted phone. So in April the Clinton administration announced it was backing the NSA in its push to impose a universal encryption standard to which the Feds alone would hold the keys....

January 12, 2023 · 4 min · 735 words · Dorothy Mclendon

The Cold War

January 12, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · John Hughes

The Coup Makers Secrets

To clean up the mess, prosecutors are going to have a hard job just deciding where to begin. Documents relating to the coup began to leak out of government offices last week, and they show just how wide a net the plot was at least supposed to cast. One of them, dated Aug. 19, the second day of the coup, is an urgent message from Gen. Mikhail Moiseyev, then chief of the General Staff, explaining that the coup was designed to curb “chaos and anarchy,” that the republics were supporting it and that it had met “a certain understanding” overseas....

January 12, 2023 · 9 min · 1857 words · Claude Mueller

The Best Romances In Persona 3

So who, then, is the best girl or guy in Persona 3? Depending on the choice of protagonist, players have access to several romance options in Persona 3, with the best of the bunch being mentioned below. Regardless of what choice players make, there’s no denying that the writing for each romance option is pretty solid and will reward any player who decides to invest their valuable free time into leveling their Social Links and forming memorable romantic relationships with them....

January 11, 2023 · 9 min · 1848 words · Regina Viola

The Best Sleeping Position For Digestion

This article reviews ways to improve digestion by sleeping in the best position. How Sleep Affects Digestion During sleep, the digestive system is hard at work. On average, it can take anywhere from 30 to 72 hours to digest food, though it varies by person. Digestion time depends on the type of food, what you drank, and your metabolism (how your body converts food into energy). When digestion is working as it should, you barely notice it....

January 11, 2023 · 3 min · 473 words · Allan Wood

The Best Way To Write An Autobiographical Essay

an accomplishment like winning an award, getting a job, or graduating from high school a trial like a difficult class, an injury, or losing a loved one a meaningful experience like discovering a hobby, meeting your best friend, going away to camp, or learning something about yourself If you are writing an autobiographical essay for an application, make sure that you read the instructions well. If the application includes a prompt or question that you need to answer, make sure that the story you intend to tell will respond to this prompt or question....

January 11, 2023 · 5 min · 936 words · James Mui

The Best World Of Warcraft Classes After Shadowlands Pre Patch

All classes received updates such as unpruned spells, talents becoming baseline, or even redesigned abilities which change playstyles compared to their Battle for Azeroth iterations. Additionally, the removal of corrupted items further cripples some specs that heavily relied on them to stay on top of the damage charts. Although nothing is unplayable, anyone still trying to raid during the pre-patch should be aware of how each class ranks now based off the most recent log data....

January 11, 2023 · 3 min · 523 words · Pat Pritchard

The Best Ww2 Board Games

RELATED: Best Games To Play If You Liked Cities: Skylines However, with more than a hundred board games about World War 2 out there, it can get pretty overwhelming for the casual board gamer to just choose a game to play. As such, just which stand out as the best that people interested in World War 2 ought to try? Updated July 9, 2022, by Rhenn Taguiam: With video games such as Brave Lamb Studio’s War Hospital and KatHawk Studios’ Alliance of the Sacred Suns paving the way for new World War 2 games for video game fans, it makes sense for board game lovers to want a bit of a physical experience for their WW2 adventures....

January 11, 2023 · 11 min · 2315 words · Lawanda Clanton

The Best Xbox 360 Console For You

January 11, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Cindy Isbell

The Biggest Cyberpunk Genre Tropes In Cyberpunk 2077

If it wasn’t obvious from the name, Cyberpunk 2077 leans heavily into the tropes of the cyberpunk sci-fi subgenre. This dystopian medium has been growing in popularity recently, with its “high tech, low life” spirit reflecting developments in the modern world. Cyberpunk 2077 explores many of the issues that are core to cyberpunk, forging them into a immersive and intriguing world. RELATED: Cyberpunk 2077 Video Shows That the Game Is Still Having Major Issues on Older Consoles, Even After 1....

January 11, 2023 · 3 min · 516 words · Charles Watson

The Biggest Winners And Losers Of Last Night S Raw March 25

“Winners:” Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, and Ronda Rousey I put the word “winners” in quotations because last night just confirmed what we already knew a long time ago - these three would main event WrestleMania. Congratulations. The build is still bad. The three engaged in a beat the clock challenge which Becky Lynch won, but it was just the latest bit of wheel spinning and overexposure that has watered this angle down so significantly....

January 11, 2023 · 5 min · 1038 words · Maynard Harris

The Biggest Winners And Losers Of Last Night S Raw May 4

Nevertheless, the show has gone on, and we’re only six days away from the first post-WrestleMania pay per view, Money in the Bank. As far as go-home shows go, this one fell flat for a little while, but there was an exciting Last Chance Gauntlet Match and some interesting developments toward the bottom of the card. Who got the most and least out of last night’s RAW? Let’s take a look....

January 11, 2023 · 3 min · 614 words · Hazel Luna

The Biqu B1 Is An Incredible 3D Printer For Under 300 What Are You Waiting For

The Biqu B1 isn’t just great for the price; it’s great, period. It prints reliably, and it’s easy to operate. Although it needs some construction, the build guide is comprehensive and everything is well labeled, so any skill level should have no issues putting it together. Biqu B1 Design and Specifications In terms of core design, there’s nothing remarkable or innovative about the Biqu B1 at all. It’s an Ender 3 clone, and arrives half-built, with the bottom half (which includes the power supply and motherboard) already made....

January 11, 2023 · 7 min · 1317 words · Angela Smith

The Book Club According To Oprah

Though nobody sells books on television better than Oprah, the books that do best usually have titles like ““Super Marital Sex.’’ Even Oprah was caught off guard. ““Over the years we’ve tried to do fiction and always died in the ratings,’’ she told NEWSWEEK. ““If Jacqueline Mitchard sells a million copies, I still need 10 million viewers to win. I’m not doing it for the numbers.’’ A lifelong reader, Oprah says she ““was so moved when I read this story,’’ and saw immediately that it fulfilled her aim to feature books that ““people can feel some sort of emotional attachment to....

January 11, 2023 · 1 min · 130 words · Patricia Gravelle

The Borowitz Report Bush To Do Everything In Secret

While the president’s decision to enshroud the executive branch in mystery was rumored to be in the works all weekend, White House press secretary Scott McClellan refused to confirm or deny the decision today, saying only that it was “a secret.” McClellan, however, did say that all information relating to foreign policy, judicial appointments and the President’s schedule in particular would be divulged on a “need-to-know” basis only. McClellan then pantomimed locking his mouth and throwing away the key....

January 11, 2023 · 2 min · 233 words · Dorothy Winston

The Borowitz Report Iraqis Reject Democracy Cite California

“The Americans say that what has happened in California cannot possibly happen here,” said Abdul al-Shibli, a council representative from Mosul. “But we are not prepared to take that risk.” Interim Iraqi administrator L. Paul Bremer III had attempted a blackout of news from the Golden State, arguing that coverage of California’s election would “not be helpful” at this sensitive stage in the evolution of Iraqi democracy. But much to Mr....

January 11, 2023 · 2 min · 216 words · Usha Jones