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The “Tipsy Coachman Rule” (in Florida)
The majority of courts believe that “if the trial court comes to the correct result but it is not for the right reasons”, the judge […]
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Review: The 355
Ok, so you have a team of action girls and must save the world. You have to decide what you will do first. It depends, […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 7, 1972
1/7/1972 – Justices Lewis F. Powell, William H. Rehnquist, take the oaths Burger Court (1972-1975). Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, January 7, 1972 […]
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Airport Security Measures Are Popular, But Pointless
H.L. Mencken once wrote this. The sentiment rings very true, especially when you consider that most of those who suffer from air-travel woes believe that […]
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Succession
Succession, HBO’s biting satire of corporate power struggles at a family-run conservative media conglomerate, could have ended up just a simple parody of the Fox […]
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All the News That’s Fit to Punish
Hong Kong police have charged two former editors of a pro-democracy newspaper with sedition. Chung Pui-kuen and Patrick Lam, former editors at Stand Information, have […]
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Succession
Succession, HBO’s biting satire of corporate power struggles at a family-run conservative media conglomerate, could have ended up just a simple parody of the Fox […]
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The Wall/El Muro
The Wall/El Muro, a brand new exhibition at Washington’s National Building Museum, explores the border barrier issues in an unbiased and nonideological way. Placards invite […]
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All the News That’s Fit to Punish
Hong Kong police arrested two ex-editors of a newspaper pro-democracy with sedition. Chung Pui-kuen and Patrick Lam, former editors at Stand NewsThey were not allowed […]
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Tony Timpa Died After Cops Kneeled on His Back and Joked About It. A Court Says His Family Can Sue.
Tony Timpa’s family was not allowed to sue police officers for causing his death. They pinned him down for 15 minutes, while he pleaded for […]