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Looking for an Off Ramp on COVID Policy
Numerous institutions have been scrambling because of the Omicron Wave in COVID. Many are pretending that there has been little progress in the last two […]
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Pelosi Leads Democrats In Candlelight Vigil For ‘Heroes’ On Capitol Steps
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi held a candlelight vigil on the Capitol steps along with other Democrats to honor the “heroes” of the Capitol who “lost […]
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Colleges Use Omicron as Justification for Shutdowns and Surveillance
Between December 7 and 13, Cornell College reported 903 COVID-19 circumstances, lots of which have been of the omicron variant, amongst college students. CNN breathlessly reported […]
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Leftist Customers Angry At Restaurant’s Anti-Pelosi Sign, But Owner Refuses To Bend To ‘Cancel Culture Renegades’
Preslee’s Southern Good Eatery restaurant in Houston, Texas has created controversy by using their marquee sign to poke fun at Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi […]
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Mandatory GMO Disclosure Doesn’t Sway Shopping Habits (But Will Drive Up Costs)
GMO mandatory labeling gets a shrug from consumers Starting this year, all products made using genetically engineered ingredients will have to be labeled with the […]
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DeSantis Blasts AOC And ‘Lockdown-Politicians’ Hypocrisy: ‘Ruling Class Mentality’
On Thursday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis blasted the hypocrisy displayed by politicians like Alexandria OcasioCortez, Democrat Representative and Eric Swalwell who were seen unmasked vacationing […]
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Before Promising To Solve the World’s Big Problems, Politicians Should Aim To Fix Potholes
Upon election to office, politicians come to believe that they have the wherewithal to solve the world’s toughest problems. Although they often mishandle the tasks that […]
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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 […]