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Great American Stories: Pearl Harbor
By Carl M. Cannon For RealClearPublicAffairs On Dec. 7, 1941 — 80 years ago today — war had been raging in Europe for two years, […]
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Pseudonymity Litigation and Reputational/Economic Risks from Litigation
Below are excerpts of my draft article. Pseudonymous Litigation: The LawPlease send your feedback. This section focuses on the courts’ handling of claims that pseudonymity […]
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Yale’s Opposition to Plaintiffs’ Pseudonymity in Doe v. Gerken
Yesterday’s filing (see here for more information on the case underlying); this excerpt: Counsel for Plaintiffs argues that Yale Law School administrations retaliated by discouraging […]
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New York Shouldn’t Treat Unvaccinated Kids as Second-Class Citizens
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to increase vaccine mandates to children under five years old is too quick, unnecessary coercive and unpractical. This policy expands upon […]
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Jen Psaki’s Snarky Comments Can’t Cover for the FDA’s Rapid Testing Approval Failures
Jen Psaki, White House press secretary accidentally said the following during an argument with reporters. RealAmerica is far behind other countries when it comes COVID-19 […]
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Donate to Reason Today To Help Create the Future You Want!
Today marks the end of ReasonThe annual Webathon is the week in which we invite listeners and viewers to support our journalism by making tax-deductible […]
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Secret Documents Show Which Message Apps Are the Most FBI-Proof
Many messaging apps boast privacy features. Marketing language is used to describe “end-to end encryption” or “private messaging” in almost every communication app. Although encryption […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: December 7, 1941
11/7/1941: Pearl Harbor attacked. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History – December 7, 1941
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Vaping Regulation Threatens a Lifesaving Smoking Alternative
Electronic cigarettes, which deliver nicotine without tobacco or combustion, are the most important harm-reducing alternative to smoking ever developed, one that could prevent millions of premature deaths […]
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Brickbat: Not Welcome
Wishma Rathnayake, a Sri Lankan national, moved to Japan with the dream to teach English. She died three years later in a Japanese facility for […]