“This Will Not Pass,” the new book written by two New York Times reporters Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns, has spilled the beans on quite […]
An earlier month, I mentioned Judge Bill Pryor’s Federalist Society lecture, “Against Living Common Goodism,” which criticized Harvard law professor Adrian Vermeule. Common Good Constitutionalism. Professor […]
If you are planning on building a new house or building, you may be wondering what the difference between building construction and civil engineering is. […]
Joy Reid, MSNBC’s anchor, suggested Tuesday night that SpaceX/Tesla founder Elon Moks, who is in the process to purchase Twitter, would like to have the […]
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed Monday legislation to create a state-level police force for investigating claims of voter fraud. The bill creates a law […]
Today, earlier today: Washington PostMy article was published on “The Property Rights of Business Owners are violated by ‘Gun-at-Work Laws. This is an excerpt Iowa, […]
I put up some tentative ideas on the topic Friday, and Prof. Dorf (DorfOnLaw) did as properly right now. He leans in favor of concluding […]
Many police officers, or former police officers, sue for their name to be removed from EES. The state trial courts permit such lawsuits to go […]
In what can only be described as a classic own, Donald Trump slammed President Biden during his latest rally, mocking the President’s cognitive abilities and […]
San Diego State University was contacted by the Academic Freedom Alliance in a letter. It requested that the university reaffirm academic freedom for philosophy professor […]
