Florida Conservative

Maine itself now says that improper payments identified through federal Payment Error Rate Measurement audits must be reimbursed to the federal government, while the state can seek recoupment from providers when provider error caused them. That's what happens after the money has gone out.

If Spencer Pratt truly received zero votes in a large batch while his opponents received tens of thousands, the event would be statistically extraordinary. The probability would be so small as to effectively approach zero.

The Department of Justice has already demonstrated the scope of its authority. The current question is whether those authorities will be applied consistently—or selectively.

Nuremberg was not a comprehensive prosecution of Nazi criminality. It was not a complete accounting of responsibility for the Holocaust. And it was not, in any meaningful sense, the final legal word on the architects of genocide. Instead, it was a politically constrained, procedurally improvised tribunal shaped as much by Cold War exigencies and postwar reconstruction priorities as by the pursuit of justice.

As we navigate a complicated landscape shaped by decades of drug trafficking and cartel violence, the Mexican cartel crisis presents a formi