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Today in Supreme Court History: January 5, 1931
1/5/1931: O’Gorman & Young, Inc. v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. decided. Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, January 5, 1931 originally appeared here.
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Biden’s Antitrust Enforcement Won’t Fix Inflation
The Biden administration, in panic over rising prices and the resulting public outrage, is using this opportunity to do what politicians are best at: take […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 5, 1931
1/5/1931: O’Gorman & Young, Inc. v. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. decided. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History: Jan 5, 1931
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It Only Comes Out at Night
Quebec Premier François Legault has imposed a 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew to battle the spread of COVID-19. Legault also prohibited gatherings at private […]
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“The Duty Not to Continue Distributing Your Own Libels”
The official publication of my new article about this topic, which I have previously shown here, is now in Notre Dame Law Review, volume 97, […]
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Biden Is Trying to Disguise a General Vaccine Mandate As a Workplace Safety Measure
Anthony Fauci (President Joe Biden’s chief infectious disease advisor) suggested last week that the federal government consider making domestic travelers vaccinated for COVID-19. He explained […]
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If It’s Really a ‘Pandemic of the Unvaccinated,’ Mr. President, Why Is My Vaccinated 6-Year-old Wearing a Mask?
Joe Biden, the President of the United States made some public comments Tuesday afternoon about COVID-19’s omicron-spiking variant. This was not pretty. It was particularly […]
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Germany Shuts Down Three Perfectly Good Nuclear Power Plants
In many European countries, electricity prices rose by more than three-fold this winter. This was due to a lack of renewable energy and Russia taking […]
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No Stay in Doe v. Mills, the Maine Healthcare Worker Vaccination Mandate Case
“A stay is an interference into the normal process of administration or judicial review” and, therefore, is not a matter in right but an exercise […]
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Why Pandemic Promiscuity Is Out—And ‘Slow Love’ Is In
Last spring, only one thing seemed certain: After a year-plus of being socially distanced, single people everywhere were going to hit the streets—and the sheets—like […]