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Today in Supreme Court History: January 29, 1923
1/29/1923: Justice Edward Sanford administers an oath. Justice Edward Sanford Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History: Jan 29, 1923
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A Border Patrol Agent Assaulted Him and Violated His First Amendment Rights. He May Never Get To Sue.
The federal government should be able to prosecute the people for their violations of rights. It is this premise that has prompted a spate petitions […]
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Why Can’t the CDC Admit There Is No Solid Evidence To Support ‘Universal Masking’ in Schools?
Heidi Przybyla, NBC News’ correspondent for this week, is featured tweetedA Michigan report on COVID-19 in public schools students. She said that her gloss meant […]
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A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. While on the campaign trail for President Biden, he told […]
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Georgetown Should Not Fire Ilya Shapiro for a Bad Tweet
Georgetown University’s Black Law Students Association demandingIlya Shapiro was fired from her new job at the university as director of Constitution Studies at Cato Institute. […]
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Massive Subsidies Won’t Solve the Semiconductor Supply Chain Crisis
The White House launched an effort to convince Congress to approve billions of dollars in new subsidies to American chipmakers. On the same date, the […]
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An LGBT-Friendly Charter School in the Heart of Alabama Shows the Power and Flexibility of School Choice
Homewood in Alabama is a suburb of Birmingham that offers excellent examples of charter schools reaching students struggling to succeed in traditional public schools. Magic […]
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My Review of Judge Sutton’s New Book in the Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal asked me to read Judge Sutton’s latest book. Who makes the decision?The States are the Laboratories of Constitutional Experimentation. The Journal […]
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Florida Parents Take Back the Classroom
Parents have the right to control their child’s education and upbringing. This is the first line of Florida’s Parents Bill of Rights. It was signed […]
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Are Oregonians Ready To Pump Their Own Gas?
Some residents of Oregon are expressing concern about a proposed bill that would allow them to fill their own gasoline. An bipartisan group comprising state […]