Fox News reporter Peter Doocy questioned Jen Psaki from the White House Press Office a series of times on Wednesday. He asked her if she […]
The Vice President Kamala Harris and Andrzej Dura, Polish President, met in Warsaw to announce that the United States would contribute an additional $53million to […]
Facebook alters its speech policies to respond to Ukraine’s invasion. Facebook has been known to ban or suspend users who threaten violence against groups or […]
Start at Hay v. N.Y. Media LLC, decided yesterday by the Second Circuit (Judges John Walker, Pierre Leval & Michael Park): Bruce Hay, a civil […]
Starting at Filsoof V. ColeYesterday’s decision by Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald, S.D.N.Y.): After defendant had taken her deposition, on September 14th 2021, and was still […]
TWEETS FROM JUDGE NAOMI REICE BbuchWAL (S.D.N.Y.). Wednesday Filsoof V. Cole: Final thoughts: The Court cannot reach a conclusion without acknowledging both the hypocrisy and […]
Even after Vladimir Putin’s brutal attack on Ukraine, some Republican elected officials have been cozying up to Putin and to far-right nut-jobs in the United States. […]
Igor Striz is the Czech Republic’s highest prosecutor. He warned those who support the Russian Federation’s aggression on Ukraine that they could be sentenced to […]
Some politicians claim that the workers have so much to lose, they should be able to impose their will on governments Push them towards labor […]
3/11/1936 – Justice Antonin Scalia’s Birthday. Justice Antonin Scalia Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: March 11, 1936 was published on Reason.com.
