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Today in Supreme Court History: December 22, 1789
12/22/1789 – Justice Levi Woodbury was born. Justice Levi Woodbury Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: Dec 22, 1789, appeared on Reason.com.
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William Shatner Goes to Space
William Shatner, the Star Trek actor, made it into space just 56 years ago, when he was first photographed as Captain James Tiberius Kirk. Blue […]
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Brickbat: Picture This
Rick Wells of Manatee County in Florida said that the 12-year-old recorded a school battle and broke no laws. After one of his school resource […]
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Biden OLC Reverses Trump OLC Opinion On BOP Home Confinement
To stop COVID-19 from spreading, about 4,000 were placed in home confinement by the Bureau of Prisons during the pandemic. What happens after the emergency […]
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Biden Doubles Down on a Lethal Anti-Drug Strategy
The U.S. government failed for more than 100 years to stop Americans from drinking politically-disfavored substances. Even worse, the U.S. government has intentionally made drug […]
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The Case for an “Immigration Freedom Amendment”
Statue of Liberty Recent research has shown that Boston GlobeSymposium on Editing the Constitution, prominent conservative columnist Jeff Jacoby argues for constitutional amendment that […]
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Biden Says the U.S. Is Not Going Back Into Lockdown Over Omicron
Joe Biden, in an address to the nation today asked the question: “How concerned should we become about the COVID-19 variant of the Omicron coronavirus?” […]
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Who’s Voting with their Feet for Texas and Why
Texas flag In May I posted about Texas’s attraction to people from other states “voting with our feet”. This is what I used to […]
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When Will the COVID-19 Pandemic End?
The health journal features the views of Peter Doshi, University of Maryland Pharmacy professor and David Robertson of Princeton University. “The pandemic’s end will not […]
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Doubles Down on Calls for New Law to Seize Property From Suspected Gang Members
Lori Lightfoot of Chicago called for Monday a new ordinance to allow the city, in spite of opposition by civil liberties groups, to sue and […]