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Florida’s COVID Policies Defied the Media’s Narrative
Omicron grows. Media reports state that Omicron is spreading. Many people have done so, closing schools and bringing back the mask mandates. These rules are […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 20, 1953
1/20/1953 – President Eisenhower swears in his inaugural oath. The Supreme Court would have five members: Chief justice Earl Warren, William J. Brennan II, Charles […]
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Seattle and Detroit Move Toward Decriminalizing Psychedelics
Seattle and Detroit approved this fall measures to protect consumers of “entheogenic” plants and fungi. These policies form part of a larger trend, which began […]
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Brickbat: Flaky Behavior
Mexican officials confiscated 380,000 Kellogg’s cereal boxes. The boxes contained images that they claimed violated the law against marketing to children. According to the government, […]
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Citizens United Déjà Vu for Malcolm Stewart
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the matter Wednesday. Ted Cruz, FEC against Senate. This case presented an obstacle to campaign finance laws. Malcom Stewart […]
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SCOTUS GDRs Trump v. Thompson: Grant, Dictumize, and Retreat
In January 2016, the Jan 6 committee sought certain documents from Archivist of America. The January 6 committee wanted records from the Archivist in the […]
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No Pseudonymous Quashing of House of Representatives Subpoena to Verizon
In Chief Judge Beryl Whatell’s opinion Plaintiff v. Verizon Communications, Inc.Just made a decision today Plaintiff seeks to proceed under pseudonym in the instant action […]
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Supreme Court Refuses to Block Release of Trump January 6 Documents to Congress
The Supreme Court today rejected the request of former President Donald Trump to block the release to Congress of documents related to the attack on […]
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How Today’s Censors Hide Behind Science and Psychology
The history of censorship in the United States is a long and ugly one—and far from over. This is also an ironic story, as seemingly […]