A long-awaited ceasefire started in Gaza on Sunday, bringing respite to the besieged enclave after a bloody 15 months. read more
At least five people -- including a child -- were killed and more than 200 injured after a car plowed into a crowd at a Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg on Friday, local authorities said. read more
Rebel forces entered the Syrian capital of Damascus on Sunday after a week-long lightning offensive, with no immediate signs of government forces in the city, according to insurgent sources cited by Reuters. read more
An unusual formation flew over Nellis AFB to honor retired U.S. Air Force Col. Gail Peck, "Bandit 1", who passed away recently. On Oct. 10, 2024, retired Col. Gaillard R. Peck Jr., the first commanding officer of the 4477th Test and Evaluation Squadron (TES) at Tonopah , better known as the MiG-equipped Red Eagles', callsign "Bandit 1", passed away, few weeks short of his 84th birthday. read more
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered two planes sent to the Netherlands after riots targeted Israeli fans at a soccer match. The Dutch Prime Minister denounced the attacks that led to 57 arrests. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday ordered two planes be sent to the Netherlands to bring home football fans following violent clashes in Amsterdam. read more
"Has it occurred to the Buffoon and his idiot sycophants that the "concept" of illegal aliens not being "subject to the jurisdiction" means they can't be prosecuted for crimes they commit?"
As a lawyer, how to you interpret the use of the term "jurisdiction." When I read the language, it looks like it is saying that any person born in the US is a citizen, and therefor subject to US jurisdiction. And this is absolutely true. Regardless of where you go after you are born, so long as you're a US citizen, you are expected to pay taxes to the US government.