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Today in Supreme Court History: April 23, 1985
4/23/1985: Cleburne v. Cleburne Living Center, Inc. argued. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, April 23, 1985
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Speaking Freely Through the Ages
The History of Free Speech from Socrates to Social MediaBasic Books 528 Pages, $22 Numerous languages include speech codes built in. These speech codes can […]
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Town Official Lies, Files Lawsuit When Someone Calls Him a Liar
Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin is still struggling with the consequences of 2017’s Foxconn Deal. Scott Walker, the former Governor of Wisconsin promised $3 billion to Taiwan’s […]
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Cruz: ‘Unacceptable’ That Biden Administration Plans To Reassign Veteran’s Affairs Staff To Southern Border
Bethany Blankley, The Center Square U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, says he still hasn’t received an answer from President Joe Biden on reports that his […]
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A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. Michigan friends: We’re headed to Plymouth, Friday May 20, for […]
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After 53 Earth Days, Society Still Hasn’t Collapsed.
Cassandra, in Greek mythology, was the Trojan priestess Cassandra. Her curse meant she could utter false prophecies and was not believed. A group of reverse […]
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Bill To Protect Women’s Sports Gains Support
H.R. was announced by the Republican Study Committee today. Protecting Women and Girls in Sports Act 426. It prohibits Federal funding recipients who are involved […]
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61st Street Dramatizes Chicago’s Brutal, Hostile Criminal Justice System
61st Street. Available now on AMC+. It’s no longer an original TV theme to see police slaughtering people in the city. AMC’s drama is a good example […]
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More Bad News For Democrats: Asian-Americans Switching To GOP
Another voting bloc, which has proven to be quite reliable in the past, may become less loyal as more Hispanic Americans disillusioned themselves with the […]
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Possible Problems With Lethal Injection Drugs Stop Tennessee Execution
The governor temporarily halted a scheduled execution in Tennessee on Thursday night, although it is not clear exactly why. Oscar Franklin Smith, 72 years old, […]