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Today in Supreme Court History: March 16, 1925
3/16/25: Pierce V. Society of Sisters debated. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History March 16, 1925
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Is High Inflation the New Normal?
Inflation in the United States was debated by economists during the second half 2021. According to inflation hawks, massive fiscal and monetary stimulus is the […]
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Brickbat: Asset Forfeiture
Former New York City Police Department Officer Joseph Stokes was found guilty by the courts of felony grand theft and official misconduct. Jose Aracena who […]
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The TSA’s Mask Mandate Is Just As Logical As All Its Other Arbitrary Impositions
Federal rule that air travelers must wear masks was established by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). It is due to end this Friday. TSA extended […]
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Tibet’s armed resistance to Chinese invasion
This fourth blog post is part of a series on the Tibetan Uprising. This is the fifth post in a series on the Tibetan Uprising. […]
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R.I. Stun Gun Ban Struck Down
It is a case of O’Neil v. NeronhaJudge William E. Smith (D.R.I.) ruled today in favor.Judge Smith disapproves D.C. v. Heller (pp. (pp. 9-10, n.7) but uses […]
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The Senate Unanimously Voted To Make Daylight Savings Time Permanent, a Great Idea
The Senate approved Tuesday’s vote to make Daylight Savings Time permanent, in a rare instance of Congress not being completely useless or stupid. It was […]
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Biden Admin Briefs TikTok Influencers To ‘Help Sway Public Opinion’ About Russia And War In Ukraine
When the Biden administration wants to get the word out about a serious situation, they go to the most reliable sources in order to get […]
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Biden Spokesman Snaps At Reporter Who Asks ‘So That’s It?’ After Admin Fails To Condemn Mass Execution In Saudi Arabia
After being repeatedly questioned by reporters about the recent Saudi Arabian mass execution, Ned Price, spokesperson for State Department got in another heated exchange. Reuters […]
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Ft. Lewis College Posting Policy Forbids “Hate Speech”
This was the “Speech Code of the month” by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. A public college may have some restrictions on student […]