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Today in Supreme Court History: March 24, 2009
3-24-2009: Citizens United v. FEC was argued for first time. Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, March 24, 2009 originally appeared here.
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Archives: April 2022
15 years ago April 2007, The likely result is to not convert a student to campus orthodoxy but to exile her intellectually. Other students only […]
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Brickbat: Have a Seat
Ocean Gate Mayor Paul Kennedy, New Jersey has been accused of official misconduct and theft. Prosecutors claimed that Kennedy sold furniture owned by the borough […]
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From Judge Jackson’s Confirmation Hearing
Yesterday, Judge Jackson confirmed me for approximately thirty minutes and then for an hour after lunch. I was first to attend a Supreme Court confirmation […]
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RIP Madeleine Albright, Who Escaped Both Fascism and Communism as a Child
Madeleine Albright is the U.S.’s first female secretary of state. diedAt the age of 84, today. Albright, a Georgetown University professor and key adviser for […]
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“Cancel Culture … Is Inconsistent with the Philosophy of Open, Political Debate”
Federal Election Commission and Wisconsin Family ActionJudge William Griesbach, E.D., ruled yesterday. Wis.), the WFA—”a non-profit organization whose mission is to advance Judeo-Christian principles and […]
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Taking NFTs Where No Man Has Gone Before
You want to make a rocketship, but you don’t have enough money for Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos. The Rocket Factory is a “trans-dimensional manufacturing […]
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Oil Companies Slam Biden For Blaming Them For High Prices, ‘We Are Not Setting That Price’
America’s oil and gas companies have had enough of taking President Joe Biden’s blame game for high gas prices as several spokespeople for those companies […]
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The Biden Administration Is Ignoring How Its Policies Will Worsen Inflation. Again.
Despite inflation running at a 40-year high, the Biden administration is pushing ahead with plans to hike wages for federal contractors—effectively undoing a Reagan-era policy […]
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Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Says She Intends to Recuse from Harvard Admissions Case if Confirmed
Some have questioned whether Judge Ketanji Jackson should resign. Students for Fair Admissions Vs. Harvard If confirmed by the Supreme Court. It challenges Harvard University’s inclusion of […]