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“The Duty Not to Continue Distributing Your Own Libels”
The official publication of my new article about this topic, which I have previously shown here, is now in Notre Dame Law Review, volume 97, […]
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Biden Is Trying to Disguise a General Vaccine Mandate As a Workplace Safety Measure
Anthony Fauci (President Joe Biden’s chief infectious disease advisor) suggested last week that the federal government consider making domestic travelers vaccinated for COVID-19. He explained […]
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If It’s Really a ‘Pandemic of the Unvaccinated,’ Mr. President, Why Is My Vaccinated 6-Year-old Wearing a Mask?
Joe Biden, the President of the United States made some public comments Tuesday afternoon about COVID-19’s omicron-spiking variant. This was not pretty. It was particularly […]
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Germany Shuts Down Three Perfectly Good Nuclear Power Plants
In many European countries, electricity prices rose by more than three-fold this winter. This was due to a lack of renewable energy and Russia taking […]
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No Stay in Doe v. Mills, the Maine Healthcare Worker Vaccination Mandate Case
“A stay is an interference into the normal process of administration or judicial review” and, therefore, is not a matter in right but an exercise […]
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Why Pandemic Promiscuity Is Out—And ‘Slow Love’ Is In
Last spring, only one thing seemed certain: After a year-plus of being socially distanced, single people everywhere were going to hit the streets—and the sheets—like […]
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Live and Learn
This is one of my favourite exchanges from an otherwise forgettable group. Burn After Reading: GARDNER CHUBB (CONT’D)… What did we learn, Palmer. PALMERSYou don’t […]
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Ashli Babbitt’s Violent Past Doesn’t Justify Her Death
The Associated Press published a Monday report on Ashli Bubbitt, the Capitol rioter, who was killed and shot by a cop while trying to get […]
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Ashli Babbitt’s Violent Past Doesn’t Justify Her Death
The Associated Press published a Monday report on Ashli Bubbitt, the Capitol rioter, who was killed and shot by a cop while trying to get […]
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How Justices Scalia, Sotomayor, and Breyer Inscribed Books to RBG
There are more than 1000 books in Justice Ginsburg’s private library up for sale. Her colleagues gifted books to me. Justice Scalia inscribed an original […]