Academic Freedom Alliance sent a letter to University of Rochester expressing concern about the University’s treatment of an English professor. Professor David Bleich has taught […]
One of the strangest ticks of left-leaning punditry over the last year has been the contention that if Democrats in Congress didn’t join together to […]
Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minister, said he supported a bill that required electric car chargers be included in new and renovated buildings. This would […]
Even though the election result was clear, there were still a few vocal supporters of the loser who spent months spreading wild theories about how […]
Charles Fried was a Harvard Law Professor and held several senior positions during the Reagan Administration including Solicitor General. Fried was a national sensation during […]
My favorite saying is that the true power of a lawyer is his ability to make every question about procedure a question about law. It’s […]
There are calls to reinstate the old pandemic regulations and mandates with a new COVID-19 variation. In less than a week, the World Health Organization […]
ReasonThe motto of ‘Free minds, Free Markets’ is the mission statement at. However, we believe in the free exchange of information. Our website is free […]
N.A.S. v. Morada-Haute Furniture Boutique LLCPlaintiff alleged: Plaintiff … hired Defendants, Morada and its co-founders Odenstein and Hernandez, to provide interior design services and to […]
11/30/1981 – Harlow v. Fitzgerald. The Burger Court, 1981 Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, November 30, 1981 originally appeared here.
