Lael Weinberger Guest-Blogging About “The Limits of Church Autonomy”
I’m delighted to report that Lael Weinberger (Olin-Searle-Smith Fellow in Law & Lecturer, Harvard Law School) will be guest-blogging this coming week on this forthcoming […]
More on the Transportation Mask Mandate Litigation
The US District Court ruling last Monday against the legality CDC Transportation Mask Mandat has changed air travel in America. Passenger and crew can now […]
Ukraine and Double Standards on Refugees
Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine has created a massive refugee crisis, with over 5 million Ukrainians fleeing the country. As a response to the invasion of […]
Yosmin Badie, NYU Law Student and Antisemite
We will briefly recap the recent events at NYU Law School. NYU Students for Justice in Palestine emailed an email insinuating that Palestinian terrorists were […]
A New History of the Old Right
The Right: American Conservatism’s Hundred-Year War, Matthew Continetti Basic Books 480 pages $32 Matthew Continetti has a unique perspective on the American conservative movement. You […]
Today in Supreme Court History: April 24, 1963
4/24/1963: Sherbert v. Verner argued. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, April 24, 1963
Do Electronic Signs Displaying Number of Traffic Fatalities Actually Cause More Crashes?
From Jonathan Hall & Joshua Madsen, Are behavioral interventions too important? Traffic safety messages provide evidenceIn the journal Science: Policy-makers are increasingly turning to behavioral […]
A New Song About the Defense of Mariupol’
Mariupol’, which was almost totally destroyed by Russians but where the war seems to still be raging is located on the Azov. Mariupol means “City […]
Oklahoma Governor Signs Bill To Create ‘Free Speech Committee’ for Public Universities and Colleges
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) signed a BillWednesday saw the passing of House Bill 3543, which creates a committee to monitor free speech in state […]