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Brickbat: Snow Job
Kittitas County officials were willing to dispatch public workers to help clear State Route 903 after heavy snowfall closed it down in Washington. State officials […]
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Justice Gorsuch’s Error in NFIB v. OSHA
Patterico identified an error in Justice Gorsuch’s dissent. NFIB v. OSHA. The passage is from the dissent. The agency explained that the statute “does not authorize […]
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Leaks from SCOTUS About Maskgate!?
It was September when I rejoiced that no leakage had occurred from the Supreme Court to press. Joan Biskupic had once more leaks that a […]
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OSHA’s Vaccine Mandate Illustrates the Perils of Reflexively Deferring to Government Experts
The three dissidents responded to the Supreme Court’s decision last Thursday that the Biden administration could not enforce its vaccinate or-test rule for private employees. […]
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Kansas and California Cops Used Civil Forfeiture to Stage Armored Car Heists, Stealing Money Earned by Licensed Marijuana Businesses
Banks and payment processors are now cautious about accepting state-licensed cannabis suppliers because of the ongoing federal prohibition. Many businesses that rely on cash face […]
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Have Facebook and Google cornered the market on antitrust troubles?
A mere week of news about antitrust lawsuits shows the extent to which Facebook and Google face legal turmoil. Michael Weiner provides a concise summary […]
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The Democratic Party Is the President
Why? RoundtableMatt Welch (left), Katherine Manguward, Peter Suderman (right), and Nick Gillespie discuss COVID-19, their prediction for 2022, and the variant’s new COVID-19 variant. Show: […]
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A Letter From A Current UPenn Law Student In Support Of Amy Wax
David Oh, Philadelphia Councilman wrote recently a letterWe are requesting the University of Pennsylvania review the “role of Professor Amy Wax with the university.” More […]
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Two Years Into the Pandemic, the U.S. Is Still Struggling To Issue Visas
Cross-border movements suffered when the United States began to address COVID-19 back in March 2020. The United States stopped all immigration and travel. Nearly two […]
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Court Strikes Down Montana Law Requiring Notice to Candidates About Certain Political Ads
It is now possible to take the following steps: Montana Citizens for Right to Work, v. ManganToday, Judge Donald Molloy (D.) ruled in favor of […]