Alice Sebold’s bestseller 1999 memoir LuckyThis story is about a young woman who was raped while she attended Syracuse University. The book tells the story […]
The Writing of the Daily NewsEric Adams, New York’s Mayor-elect is promising to be kinder and gentler in his “stop and flee” police work. On […]
11/27/1964 – WGCB carried an approximately 15 minute broadcast of Reverend Billy James Hargis’s “Christian Crusade series”. Red Lion Broadcasting Co., v. Federal Communications Commission […]
Ed Meese (ex-Attorney General) wrote today an opinion piece in The Washington Post entitled “Did it succeed?” It all hinges on whether or not the […]
Tyler Cowen pointed out Boaz Absramson’s working paper, which suggests that certain policy measures that were intended to assist tenants in their protection may lead […]
Jack Dorsey is now Twitter CEO. He has been with the company for several years and held various leadership positions since 2007. In a statement, […]
To stop the spread of another COVID-19 variant, travel restrictions are being imposed by the U.S. Noncitizens who travel by air from South Africa to […]
I’ve been researching the cases dealing with self-defense rights of people who go to a place armed, knowing that it’s likely to be dangerous; hence […]
Randy Barnett, Gonzales v. Raich. Randy Barnett defends Gonzales v. Raich Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, November 29 2004 originally appeared here.
Recent events in my life have brought about a common right of passage for my son: his first job. His school load is now balanced […]
