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Today in Supreme Court History: January 11, 1830
11/11/1830 Justice John McLean swears. Justice John McLean Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History: Jan 11, 1830 originally appeared here
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Inflation Means Interest Rates Could Rise. Higher Interest Rates Will Make the National Debt More Expensive.
Recently, Jerome Powell, Chair of the Federal Reserve suggested that the Fed might soon take serious measures to reduce the economy’s growth. Inflation has been […]
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Brickbat: What a Prick!
Sea Coast police in New York arrested Laura Russo, a teacher, for administering the COVID-19 vaccination to a boy, 17 years old, without permission from […]
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COVID-19, Major Questions, and Pouring New Wine from Old Bottles
Friday’s oral argument NFIB and Department of LaborThe legal challenge to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s Emergency Temporary Standard mandating large employers to require […]
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Gavin Newsom Calls for California To Provide Universal Health Care
California ought to be the first state that guarantees universal health insurance, Governor. Gavin Newsom stated Monday that California should be the first state to […]
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Baton Rouge Violated the First Amendment by Trying To Imprison a Professor for Sharing Body Camera Footage
Baton Rouge attempted to put a law professor behind bars after sharing publicly accessible body-cam footage that showed police strip-searching minors in public. A federal […]
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Masking in the Moshpit
Your weekly dose of libertarian commentary is available from Roundtable on Reason, with Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Peter Suderman, and special guest Christian Britschgi. They reflect […]
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Emory Law School Student Government Refuses to Recognize an Emory Free Speech Forum Student Group,
Here is a part of the justification for the denial (see p. 10) from the scholar authorities, referred to as the Scholar Bar Affiliation or […]
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New NYC Mayor Approves Voting For 800,000 Non-Citizens, Says It’s ‘The Best Choice’
Eric Adams is the New York City mayor. He started his term on the right of Bill DeBlasio, former mayor. Adams released a statement Saturday […]
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Court Should Have Granted Continuance to Let Father Participate by Wi-Fi Phone
The Colorado Court of Appeals’ Thursday decision is in E.B. Interests PeopleThis was written by Judge Craig Welling with Judges Terry Fox, Sueanna Johnson joining […]