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The First Amendment Protects Everyone, Even Facebook and Twitter
In the past few years, both sides have put forth a lot of work. RightAnd LeftTo regulate the way social media platforms monitor their users. […]
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The D.C. Metro Is Still a Mess, But a ‘Carpocalypse’ Has Yet To Materialize
The fear that offices will reopen after the epidemic and workers won’t take transit again, has persisted for 18 months. It could lead to “traffic […]
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What the Political Class Should Learn from the Rittenhouse Verdict
Matt Welch (Kate Mangu-Ward), Peter Suderman and Nick Gillespie go meta this Monday Reason RoundtableTalking about media coverage of the Rittenhouse trial. Hear their opinions […]
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ABA Tries Again With Legal-Ed Diversity Rule
American Bar Association Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar released a revised proposal to Standard 206. A version of […]
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Federal Court on Military Religious Exemptions from COVID Vaccination
Simply Steven Merryday (M.D. Fla.) denies sure associated claims right now (Navy Seal 1 v. Biden), however deferred judgment on these ones: Whether or not […]
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Federal Court on Military Religious Exemptions from COVID Vaccination
Just Steven Merryday (M.D. Fla.) denies certain related claims today (Navy Seal 1 v. Biden), but deferred judgment on these ones: Whether characterized as a […]
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Amicus Brief in Title 42 “Public Health” Expulsion Case
Infringing on the nondelegation doctrine, the government would have made the statute inconstitutional by interpreting the CDC’s power. The Supreme Court explained recently (Gundy v. […]
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Elizabeth Warren Is Trying To Blame Inflation on ‘Price Gouging.’ Don’t Buy It.
Looking for someone to blame for high and rising prices at the pump, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D–Mass.) Big corporations are the familiar antagonist. An appearance […]
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Implications of Remote Work for Foot Voting
My book in its revised version You are free to move: Voting by foot, migration, and political freedom Dec. 1st, 2009. This third post in a […]
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Tax Buried in the “Build Back Better” Bill Is Likely to Increase Smoking Rates
The “Build Back better” bill includes a provision that imposes an income tax on all non-combustible nicotine products, e.g. Pouches and electronic cigarettes. Kenneth Warner […]