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The Academic Freedom Podcast #13 on Texas and Tenure
The Academic Freedom Alliance now has a brand new episode available of The Academic Freedom Podcast. You can subscribe via your favourite platform to ensure […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: February 24, 1930
2-24/1930: Chief justice Charles Evans Hughes swears. Charles Evans Hughes, Chief Justice Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, February 24, 1930
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Secret Surveillance Warrants Remain Secret
Since nearly a decade, American Civil Liberties Unions (ACLU), has tried to break the seal that has been enclosing the foreign intelligence warrants court’s operations. […]
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Brickbat: When It Absolutely Doesn't Have To Be There Overnight
It is likely that the San Francisco Board of Supervisors will adopt an 18-month moratorium for new delivery services. It is intended to slow down […]
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Law, Justice, and the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin may be planning a massive invasion of Ukraine. He has already sent extra troops into eastern Ukraine to fight pro-Russian separatists. […]
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Previewing West Virginia v. EPA
Oral argument will be heard by the Supreme Court on Monday February 28th. West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency This case will see the court consider […]
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Upcoming Speaking Engagements [Updated and Reposted]
NOTE: The list was republished because of many updates, including several additions and two postponements of events until the 2022/23 academic year. Here is the […]
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College Basketball Star Wayne Arnold (Concordia) Sues for Libel, Discrimination, Etc.
The Complaint can be found in Arnold v. Concordia Int’l Univ.This was filed on Monday 15. WAYNE was informed. He believes KNUCKLES (or SANDERS) noticed […]
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City Can’t Ban Sexual Orientation / Gender Identity Change Therapy for Minors
Here’s South Carolina’s Attorney General’s opinion from last week. The Conclusion is available here. However, you will see that the A.G. admits there are differences […]