11.28/1872: Justice Samuel Nelson steps down Justice Samuel Nelson Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: Nov 28, 1872 was published on Reason.com.
In 1958, the 32-year-old philosopher Michel Foucault arrived in Poland to assume the directorship of the Centre Français in Warsaw. He abruptly fled the country […]
Detroit’s council passed new rules last week that allow food trucks in greater numbers to start operating next spring. “From an equity standpoint and from […]
11/27/1964: WGCB broadcast a fifteen-minute broadcast from Reverend Billy James Hargis, as part of its “Christian Crusade” series. Red Lion Broadcasting Co., v. Federal Communications […]
The United States sent 22 Uyghurs to Guantanamo bay in 2002. They joined over 700 detainees who were living outside the Geneva Convention. U.S. intelligence […]
Norma Garcia Lopez-Lopez was the co-chairperson of Fort Worth Independent Schools District’s Racial Equity Committee. Garcia Lopez didxx several parents for challenging COVID-19 and speaking […]
Thanksgiving is synonymous with tradition. Police departments have noticed a trend in recent years to pull over uninformed drivers and hand out turkeys rather than […]
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. Federal officials, dear friends, are generally immune to claims for […]
Start at U.S. v. GottesfeldThe First Circuit (Judge Kayatta joined by Judge Howard, Chief Judge Howard, and Judge Lynch) decided in favor of the following: […]
Conor Friedersdorf, The Atlantic has an excellent article about this. Here’s an excerpt. Instead of encouraging independent scrutiny, many campus administrators have released statements that […]
