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Today in Supreme Court History: December 6, 1865
12/6/1865 – The 13th Amendment has been ratified. Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History: Dec 6, 1865 originally appeared here
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More Law Review Editors Behaving Badly
The NYU Review of Law and Social Changehas voted in favor of enforcing Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions on Israel. It also stated that it would […]
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San Diego Schools Need Not Allow Religious Exemptions from Vaccination Mandate
Start at Doe v. S.D. Unif. Dist.Judge Marsha Bennett and Mark Bennett ruled yesterday that the matter should be referred to: Appellants, a 16-year-old high […]
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“Dobbs and the Fate of the Conservative Legal Movement”
City Journal featured a piece by Joel Alice that was incredibly popular. Dobbsand conservative legal movements. Many of his worries are shared by me. Joel responds […]
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The Evolution Of CNC Machining In The Manufacturing Industry
The Evolution Of CNC Machining In The Manufacturing Industry There’s little doubt that technologies like CNC machining have become vital to the world of manufacturing, […]
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Tennessee Court Holds That Black Defendant Did Not Receive A Fair Trial Because Jury Deliberated In Room With Confederate Flag and Portrait of Jefferson Davis
One Virginia judge removed portraits of his judges from his courtroom last year. He argued that these portraits were of white men. These portraits might […]
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Support Reason for More Coverage of Gubmint’s (Turrible) COVID-19 Policies!
COVID-19 has been and will continue to be the major issue that affects freedom and life across the world. It was clear from the beginning […]
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False Nostalgia
You can visit Hagley Park, West Midlands England. Once you reach the large 18th-century house of the Lyttelton families, you will find an impressive and […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: December 5, 1933
12.5.1933: Ratification of the 21st Amendment. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, December 5, 1933
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Where's My Stuff?
Americans may think that all the critical systems they rely upon are failing. The country—nay, the globe—has endured years of social, political, environmental, and epidemiological […]