The U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit rejected several petitions to hear the initial hearing en banc of the consolidated challengers to the Occupational Safety […]
The number of COVID-19-related deaths is on the rise. Politicians tell us to put on masks and get vaccinated. In the midst of all this […]
The Sixth Circuit today issued another equally-divided en ban decision in OSHA Vaccine case, and declined to consider the initial en banc hearings. Cole, Clay, […]
Every Christmas, it seems that as much as we are encouraged to give to the poor, local governments threaten to penalize those who don’t. It’s […]
CBS SF Bay Area, quoting S.F. Mayor London Breed The reign of the criminals that are ruining our city is over. It’s high time to […]
In the South, five tornadoes destroyed homes and power lines in five states. Kentucky has suffered the most severe damage, with at least 74 deaths. […]
Professor Doriane Lambelet Coleman, Duke Law School, kindly wrote a blog for us about how transgender athletes should be treated when participating in women’s sport. […]
After Caster Semenya, an intersex-athlete, was heard at Court of Arbitration for Sport in March 2019, this series was written and published. Many things have […]
Jonah Goldberg of The Dispatch joined me on The Remnant’s podcast to talk about possible reforms of the Supreme Court and the work of the […]
Five states of the South and Midwest have been hit by destructive tornadoes that left 88 dead, and many others without power or homes. Kentucky […]
