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Social Media & The First Amendment”
I much enjoyed this Florida Bar Media & Communications Law CLE conversation with Prof. Eric Goldman, Chris Marchese, and Pamela Marsh, moderated by David Karp; […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: April 19, 1920
4/19/1920 – Missouri v. Holland decision. The White Court, 1920 Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: April 19, 1920 was published on Reason.com.
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Lifestyle Driving Means Freedom
My parents put me in a Jeep Wagoneer late in the 1970s, which was almost unbreakable. The tank got me to work and rock concerts. […]
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Brickbat: What Matters Most
The Palo Alto, California, police division stated it’s investigating the vandalism of a “Black Lives Matter” signal as a hate crime. Somebody changed the phrase […]
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Federal Court Rules Against CDC Transportation Mask Mandate
Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, a US federal judge, ruled today that the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) mask mandate for planes and airports is unlawful. The […]
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The Mask-Mandate Remedy
It is possible that people will judge the merits of different mask mandates differently and decide to praise or criticize today’s decision not to revoke […]
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Supreme Court Definitively Ends the SALT Tax Deduction Case
Jonathan Adler notes that today’s Supreme Court decision to overturn a lower court ruling upholding 2017’s federal tax deduction limits for local and state taxes […]
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Explaining Vacatur Of The Mask Mandate On The Tarmac
Just before I boarded my plane, Judge Mizelle declared that the mask mandate had been repealed. United stated that the mandate would be enforced as […]
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Confirmation bias meets the Ukraine war and Elon Musk
Whatever the pundits may say about cyberattacks used in the Ukraine war. Dave Aitel Notes that they believe this confirms previous predictions regarding cyberwar. Scott […]
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Florida's Supposed "Don't Say Gay" Law
I was on a couple of podcasts about this, taking the view that the law—which restricts “classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on […]