The federal government authorized unprecedented emergency spending to address a public health risk that was not well understood during the COVID-19 pandemic’s first year. However, […]
Congress approved a 2018 spending bill that included a clause to stop U.S. arms being given to the Azov Battallion in Ukraine, which is known […]
By Casey Harper (The Heart Sq.) Newly launched laws would require suppose tanks and nonprofits to disclose whether or not they have vital funding from […]
On Wednesday, Democratic Senator Mark Warner said that after invading Ukraine, Russia’s military is “not what it was built up to be,” implying that the […]
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky suggested on Wednesday that World War III “may have already started” due to Russia’s invasion of his country during an interview […]
One more example of the dangers associated with fighting “misinformation” is this: In certain media and political circles, it is becoming more popular to state […]
If it doesn’t happen already, in the near future the first American to be sentenced for selling flavored tobacco and e-cigarettes will most likely go […]
In a lecture on “Textualism’s Political Morality” at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Circuit presented earlier this month the Honorable Neomi Rao of […]
As a long-time critic of American military interventionism, I’ve been dismayed by the lack of moral clarity expressed by some libertarians and conservatives regarding Russia’s inexcusable […]
While anonymity provisions under the First Amendment have been crucial over half a century, they do have limitations. Certain government powers cannot be used to […]
