Below are excerpts of my draft article. Pseudonymous Litigation: The LawPlease send your feedback. This section focuses on the courts’ handling of claims that pseudonymity […]
Yesterday’s filing (see here for more information on the case underlying); this excerpt: Counsel for Plaintiffs argues that Yale Law School administrations retaliated by discouraging […]
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to increase vaccine mandates to children under five years old is too quick, unnecessary coercive and unpractical. This policy expands upon […]
Jen Psaki, White House press secretary accidentally said the following during an argument with reporters. RealAmerica is far behind other countries when it comes COVID-19 […]
Today marks the end of ReasonThe annual Webathon is the week in which we invite listeners and viewers to support our journalism by making tax-deductible […]
Many messaging apps boast privacy features. Marketing language is used to describe “end-to end encryption” or “private messaging” in almost every communication app. Although encryption […]
11/7/1941: Pearl Harbor attacked. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History – December 7, 1941
Electronic cigarettes, which deliver nicotine without tobacco or combustion, are the most important harm-reducing alternative to smoking ever developed, one that could prevent millions of premature deaths […]
Wishma Rathnayake, a Sri Lankan national, moved to Japan with the dream to teach English. She died three years later in a Japanese facility for […]
Robert Pitman, federal district judge, has issued an order for Texas’s social media law to be enforced. In this episode, the ruling sparks a fight […]
