Biden May End Title 42 “Public Health” Expulsions of Migrants
In March 2020 the Trump administration issued the Title 42 Order. It was described as an emergency measure to stop the spread of infections in […]
Nathan Rabin: Why Gen X Is Super Media-Literate
Nathan Rabin wrote, “I am a professional forgetter.” Trash Joy. It is my responsibility to keep this in mind, not only for myself but also for […]
America’s Post-Pandemic Reopening Is Passing Public Transportation By
Lately, the nation is shedding vestigil pandemic policies. Public schools that were closed are now open to anyone who wants instruction in person. Restaurants are […]
The Nones and the Religion Clauses
The “Rise of the Nones” is one of the most talked about trends in American religious life at the beginning of the 21st century. It […]
Does the Risk of Terrorism Justify Migration Restrictions?
Verfassungsblog in Germany, which focuses on legal theories and constitutional issues, published my article, “Does terrorism’s threat justify migration restrictions?” This is a short excerpt. […]
He Spent 28 Years Behind Bars for a Murder He Didn’t Commit and Died Before Seeing Justice
William Virgil was almost 30 years behind bars after a crime he did not commit. After Kentucky police withheld evidence which could have exonerated him, […]
How Markets Make Economic Growth Sustainable
50 years ago, MIT researchers produced the first computer. The Limits of GrowthA report that examines how economic trends are predicting environmental disaster. The authors warned […]
21 States File Lawsuit Against CDC Mask Mandate For Public Transportation
The CDC mandate applies to air passengers on airlines. Today, 21 mostly “red” States led by Florida sued the Centers for Disease Control to […]
New Poll: Trump Trounces Biden And Harris In Hypothetical 2024 Matchup
A new poll suggests that Democrats would suffer heartache if they were to face off against former President Donald Trump or Vice President Kamala Hariri […]