Today in Supreme Court History: February 17, 1801
2/17/1801 – The House of Representatives broke the tie in Electoral College. They elected Thomas Jefferson President. Thomas Jefferson Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, […]
2/17/1801 – The House of Representatives broke the tie in Electoral College. They elected Thomas Jefferson President. Thomas Jefferson Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, […]
State and local governments filed thousands against drug companies since 2014 to sue them for creating the opioid crisis. They claim that they exaggerated the […]
Buffy Wicks, California Democratic Assemblywoman has proposed a bill to mandate that all state businesses require employees and contractors to get COVID-19 vaccinations. All new […]
South Carolina representative Jim Clyburn has pushed Judge J. Michelle Childs into the Supreme Court. Some progressives fear that Childs may be too conservative. The […]
According to an audio recording taken at a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee meeting, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has no plans to […]
Your religious beliefs may be sincere. However, military service is not compatible. It’s as simple as that. {Plaintiff’s chain explains why she wasn’t granted a […]
P.J. was the most active libertarian in mainstreaming ideas of peace, love and understanding for half a century. O’Rourke died today at the age-of-74. Here […]
Freedom of speech: From Socrates through Social MediaJacob Mchangama, a Danish scholar and activist, argues that there’s always been tension between elite speech and egalitarian […]
A new NOAA report states that the average sea level rise along America’s coast will be 10-12 inches (0.25 to 0.30 meters) over the next […]