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The Grim Sarcasm Behind ‘Jingle Bells’
This is the holiday season and there are many Christmas carols, such as the famous “Jingle Bells”, first published 1857. People often sing the chorus, […]
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Omicron Hospitalization Risk Two-Thirds Lower than Delta Infection, Says Scottish Study
“Omicron is related to a two-thirds discount within the danger of COVID-19 hospitalisation when in comparison with Delta,” report a group of College of Edinburgh […]
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Tonight at 8 ET, Feddie Night Festivus: Blackman vs. Everybody!
Tonight at 8 ET, be a part of us for a really particular Feddie Evening Festivus. Come take heed to how you might have all […]
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Foundation for Individual Rights in Education Offering Summer First Amendment Internship (with $6000 Stipend)
The application for FIRE is available here: [W]In order to create a new generation First Amendment litigators, we have revived the highly competitive summer law […]
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The Grim Sarcasm Behind ‘Jingle Bells’
The holiday season is upon us, so Christmas carols can be found everywhere. People often sing the chorus, “Oh how fun it is to ride […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: December 23, 1745
12/23/1745 – Chief Justice John Jay’s Birthday Chief Justice John Jay Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History December 23, 1745
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George Will Loves To Argue About America
George Will might be getting tired of fighting after 80 years of his life, and nearly 6,000 columns in the newspaper. The truth is that […]
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Brickbat: Food Fight
After an investigation revealed that the principal of Palm Elementary School, Debra Pustulka, and Monika Sommers Fridenstine, were forcing a nine-year old student to eat […]
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SCOTUS Jabs OSHA Vaccine Cases on the Rocket-Docket
There has been much activity in relation to OSHA mandates over the past ten day. The Eighth Circuit refused to stop a court trial injunction […]