You constantly hear about different presidents bombing countries, but can anyone do anything to stop that? Well in the year 1999, Congress tried to use the War Powers Resolution to bring peace to Yugoslavia and here’s what happened.

The US just left the Iran Deal, in a move that, honestly, might not have done very much. That said, here’s what it did do

China Broke US antitrust laws by requiring companies to fix their prices and quantities. We took them to the Supreme Court and here’s what happened.

Russia hacked the 2016 Presidential election. Here’s what they did and how we’re preparing for Round Two!

Thailand announced that their first election since 2011 will happen in November of 2018, although they previously have confirmed it will happen November of 2017, 2016 and 2015. What are they doing to ensure this year it will actually happen? Will it actually happen?

China has a new and brilliant way of protecting their automotive industry that’s spreading to India. Stephen looks into how different countries protect their industries and how we could learn from this Chinese method.

Thailand is looking to speed up their industrial revolution a little bit, by skipping all of the years of abuse and just jumping in at the growth parts. Through tax incentives and government programs, they seem to be succeeding!

Trump called African countries, El Salvador, and Haiti s**tholes. How is Africa reporting it though? Hint: Not well.

In this episode Stephen looks into the Constitutional and Supreme Court History of Habeas Corpus, and connects it to our modern day debates. Stephen decides to look into the supreme court history of these cases: Ableman v. Booth Ex parte Merryman Ex parte McCardle Ex parte Yerger Korematsu v. United States Johnson v. Eisentrager Jones … Continue reading Supreme Court Saturday: Habeas Corpus →

In this episode Stephen looks into the case of Hyperinflation in South Sudan, which at one point last year had an over 660% inflation rate, how the problem arose, and what the potential solutions to the problem are.