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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The court stated that, among other things, even though the court claimed that it was not affected by the conjecture of Wood that Wood’s conduct […]
Desperate to get rid of furniture they no longer want or need, people sometimes resort to illegal dumping. For example, they may cut the furniture […]
