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Fauci Invokes the Fifth More Than 100 Times as Senate Hearing Intensifies, Fueling Americans Demands for Accountability
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination during a contentious Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee hearing chaired by Sen. Rand Paul, refusing to answer more than 100 questions regarding his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and related issues. The dramatic testimony has reignited conservative demands for greater transparency and accountability over the federal government's pandemic res

Capitol Times
Jul 29


Nationals Hang on…Defeat Jays 8-6
The Washington Nationals held on for a very important victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on a rain delayed Tuesday evening. This tied the series 1-1 with the 3rd game scheduled for tomorrow at 1:05. The Nationals started off strong in the bottom of the 1 st. Maybe that rain delay did them some good. James Wood walked and got to 2nd as Luis Garcia grounded out to 1st base. Dylan Crews also walked. CJ Abrams followed with an infield hit loading the bases. Keibert Ruiz walked sc

Dave Carter
Jul 29


The Ghost of the Unenforced Law: An Analysis of Why the Communist Control Act of 1954 Failed and the McCarthy Paradox
By Scott Shields – Contributing Writer – Capitol Times Media Drawing on historical events and the framework presented in Scott Shields' "Is Peace Attainable" and related writings from Capitol Times Media. Part I: The Law That Was Passed and Then Forgotten On August 24, 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the Communist Control Act into law. It declared the Communist Party of the United States to be a conspiracy to overthrow the government and stripped it of the rights,

Scott Shields
Jul 27
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