When it came to one of the biggest separation of power cases in history, NLRB v. Noel Canning (2014) said President Obama’s appointments were invalid. (more…)
When it comes to Equal Protection and Due Process rights of the Constitution, Ziglar v. Abbasi (2017) said Muslims cannot be awarded monetary damages for having their rights violated by Executive Officers after the 911 New York bombings. (more…)
When it comes the Necessary and Proper Clause of the Constitution, McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) said Necessary means convenient. (more…)
X-Men 143 is titled “Guess What Just Came Down For Christmas”. It’s an issue that has some old technology, an evil alien, and Christmas. Though the story is interesting, ideas underlying this issue seem like western propaganda. (more…)
Issue 141 of the Uncanny Xmen is titled “Days Of Future Past”. (more…)
X-Men 170 is titled “Dancin’ In The Dark,” which is a great story to read. To begin, we see the growth of Scott’s and Madelyne’s relationship. Furthermore, we learn about the Morloch’s Alley. Plus, we see the battle between the leaders of the X-Men and the Morlochs. (more…)
Here’s a comic book review of the Uncanny X-Men 169 (1983), which is titled “Catacombs”.
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In Oakland, California, Kreayshawn, 28, a female rapper, lost her cat, although she probably found the cat by the time of the video release of “Missing Kitty” which was produced by DJ Two Stacks.
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Cloak And Dagger (1983) is about superheros: Tyrone “Ty” Johnson (Cloak) and Tandy Bowen (Dagger). Tyrone was born in Boston and ran away after blaming himself for the death of a close friend, and Tandy is a privileged white girl who ran away from Shaker Heights, Ohio, because her mother never had time for her. Cloak has the power of darkness and Dagger has the power of light. (more…)
Issue 257 of Daredevil is titled “Daredevil vs Punisher” which deals with the Tylenol Killer of the 1980s. (more…)