Does the Government Need To Fix Social Media? A Soho Forum Debate
Do platforms like Facebook and Twitter harm Americans in ways government regulation can correct? Jonathan Haidt and Robby Save debated in Oxford style about government […]
Do platforms like Facebook and Twitter harm Americans in ways government regulation can correct? Jonathan Haidt and Robby Save debated in Oxford style about government […]
Berkeley activists who are “Not In My Backyard” (NIMBY), may win the battle but lose the war on their legal campaign to stop Berkeley’s student […]
Nobody believed Russian President Vladimir Putin’s announcement earlier in the week that open Russian troop advancement into Ukraine’s eastern Ukraine was part of a peacekeeping […]
The Academic Freedom Alliance now has a brand new episode available of The Academic Freedom Podcast. You can subscribe via your favourite platform to ensure […]
2-24/1930: Chief justice Charles Evans Hughes swears. Charles Evans Hughes, Chief Justice Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, February 24, 1930
Since nearly a decade, American Civil Liberties Unions (ACLU), has tried to break the seal that has been enclosing the foreign intelligence warrants court’s operations. […]
It is likely that the San Francisco Board of Supervisors will adopt an 18-month moratorium for new delivery services. It is intended to slow down […]
Russian President Vladimir Putin may be planning a massive invasion of Ukraine. He has already sent extra troops into eastern Ukraine to fight pro-Russian separatists. […]
Oral argument will be heard by the Supreme Court on Monday February 28th. West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency This case will see the court consider […]
NOTE: The list was republished because of many updates, including several additions and two postponements of events until the 2022/23 academic year. Here is the […]