Infringing on the nondelegation doctrine, the government would have made the statute inconstitutional by interpreting the CDC’s power. The Supreme Court explained recently (Gundy v. […]
Looking for someone to blame for high and rising prices at the pump, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D–Mass.) Big corporations are the familiar antagonist. An appearance […]
My book in its revised version You are free to move: Voting by foot, migration, and political freedom Dec. 1st, 2009. This third post in a […]
The “Build Back better” bill includes a provision that imposes an income tax on all non-combustible nicotine products, e.g. Pouches and electronic cigarettes. Kenneth Warner […]
This morning the Supreme Court gave its first opinion in an appeal. It was not in a Texas S.B. 8, as people had expected or […]
Nearly 3,000 were waiting on SCOTUSblog this morning for the S.B. 8 cases. Rick Roll’ed was our alternative. The majority opinion in Mississippi against Tennessee […]
This child separation policy is both unjust and illegal, as I’ve already explained in my previous posts. Federal courts have ruled against this policy, confirming […]
Two prisoner have been released. Federal lawsuits filedVirginia Department of Corrections claims that guards at Sussex 1 State Prison (and Red Onion State Prison) used […]
Gun legal guidelines hit the headlines as soon as once more with the acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse on all fees for defending himself towards assailants […]
11/22/1963: President Lyndon B. Johnson swears office. Two Justices would be appointed to the Supreme Court by him: Thurgood Marshall and Abe Fortas. Justices Fortas, […]
