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Things Get Worse at the University of Illinois at Chicago
It seems that the University of Illinois at Chicago is unable to change its course or respect academic freedom promises it made to its faculty. […]
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Biden To Spend $7.5 Billion on Chargers That Electric Car Owners Likely Won’t Use
The Biden Administration plans to invest $7.5 billion in charging stations for electric cars as part of the recently passed infrastructure bill. However, will these […]
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The Omicron COVID-19 Wave Is Here Now and Rising Fast
It is quickly approaching as the omicron variant of COVID-19 is responsible for 70% of the new coronavirus cases in the U.S. Francis Collins, outgoing […]
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Christmas Travel Rebounds Despite Official Handwringing About Omicron
Millions are returning home from Christmas in America this year, despite all the official handwringing over the necessity to exercise caution given the new omicron […]
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She Survived China's Attempt to Erase Her
Tursunay ZiyawudunThis Turkic ethnic group is known as Uyghurs. They are largely Muslims who mostly live in the northwest Chinese province of Xinjiang. The area is […]
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As U.S. Establishment Fails Financially, Leaders Try to Make Cryptocurrencies the Scapegoat
These days, the United States federal government seems very insecure. Discontent is rising, inflation is at an all-time high and nobody knows how to fix […]
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Florida Supreme Court Reaffirms Rejection of Identity-Based Quotas for Continuing Legal Education Programs
Start at Re: Amendment to the Rule Regulating Florida Bar 6-10.3Florida Supreme Court has ruled that the case is a miscarriage of justice. The Court […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: December 21, 1922
12/21/1922 Justice Pierce Butler administers the oath. Justice Pierce Butler Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History: Dec 21, 1922 originally appeared on Reason.com.
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The Next Sunday Must Have Been Interesting
Bingham County, Idaho Sheriff Craig Rowland is facing felony and aggravated assault charges, misdemeanor presentation of a gun, and felony aggravated attack for pulling out […]
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Here Is Why the 6th Circuit Reinstated OSHA’s Vaccine Mandate—and Why One Judge Disagreed
The U.S. Court of Appeals of the 6th Circuit reinstituted the Biden administration’s vaccination mandate for private employers Saturday. Two members of the panel, consisting […]