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The D.C. Public Charter Schools Where Masks Are Still Mandatory
Washington, D.C., one of only a few major metro areas to have removed the mandate that students wear masks, made history on March 16th. Mayor […]
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Scrutiny Increases Over Hunter Biden Fundraising, Laptop Allegations
Casey Harper (The Center Square). White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain worked with Hunter Biden in 2012 to help fundraise for the Vice President’s […]
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Feds: Retail Food Prices To Increase By An Additional 5%
Bethany Blankley (The Center Square). The U.S. Department of Agriculture expects U.S. food prices to increase by at least another 5% on average this year […]
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D.A.’s Office Letter That Opposed Parole for Man Now Arrested in Connection with Sacramento Killings of Six
The Parole Board initially denied Smiley Allen Martin parole but then released him in February—he has now been arrested (as have his brother Dandrae Martin […]
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Watch: Major Fireworks In Congress As Gaetz Slams Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin For Pushing ‘Wokeism’ In Military
Representative Matt Gaetz and Lloyd Austin engaged in a fiery and very heated back-and-forth, with the congressman accusing the Defense Secretary of pushing a ‘woke’ […]
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Challenge to Prior Restraint on Critics of Police Officer Ends With a Whimper
Today’s Ohio Supreme Court opinion. M.R. v. Niesen: Common pleas court granted a temporary restraining or (“TRO”) to Julie Niesen and Terhas White preventing them […]
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Oklahoma Votes To Criminalize Abortion
Oklahoma passed a nearly total ban on abortion. It will ban abortion at any stage of pregnancy except when it is necessary to save a […]
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President Obama on the Twelfth Anniversary of the ACA
The first book I wrote. UnprecedentedThe Affordable Care Act was President Obama’s first term. NFIB v. Sebelius. Second book. You are not alonehe recounted Obama’s second term’s […]
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Elon Musk’s Twitter Stake Is Promising, but Not a Permanent Fix for Free Speech
As social media has devolved from a free speech zone to a censorious minefield (my take) or a cesspool of misinformation from which people should […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: April 6, 1938
4/6/1938: United States against Carolene Products. Reason.com’s original post, Today in Supreme Court History: April 6, 1938 was published first.