Drone footage from an American military strike on Kabul in august that left 10 people dead, seven of them children, shows children being present in […]
The oral arguments are available for reading in Shurtleff v. BostonIt raised an issue that I had been concerned about for some time. The government […]
Harvard this week announced that COVID-19-positive students will need to be self-isolated in their dormitories, but they won’t be forced to be moved into university-provided […]
Nearly a year ago President Joe Biden pledged to “restore America’s soul”. The 46th President of the United States, Joe Biden, stressed that only unity […]
Although we all understand that freedom doesn’t come free, its true price remains a mystery. Three Australian researchers have found that this is no longer […]
My contribution to the 26th Annual Frankel Law Center Lecture in November 2021 was as a commentator. Jeannie M. Gersen from Harvard Law School delivered […]
The Academic Freedom Alliance has released a new episode of The Academic Freedom Podcast. So you won’t miss an episode, subscribe through your preferred platform. […]
“It’s time that the reign of criminals who are destroying our city…come[s]To an end” London Breed (San Francisco Mayor), a Democrat at a December 14th […]
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, whose prior advice on face covers as a precaution against COVID-19 did not pay much attention to the […]
In recognition of Judge Sarah Merriam’s yesterday’s ruling, Doe v. Gerken (D. Conn.) (now Stubbs v. Gerken): [P]Plaintiffs, who are or were students at Yale […]
