Today in Supreme Court History: November 18, 1811
11/18/1811 – Justice Gabriel Duvall signs the oath of office. Professor David P. Currie claimed that an impartial analysis of Duvall’s performance revealed to anyone […]
11/18/1811 – Justice Gabriel Duvall signs the oath of office. Professor David P. Currie claimed that an impartial analysis of Duvall’s performance revealed to anyone […]
Louisiana can’t stop me doing what I love. Ursula Newell Davis questions me in my latest video. Newell-Davis helped many people. As a social worker, […]
Reason‘s December Special IssueThe 30th anniversary marks the end of the Soviet Union. We are exploring the legacy of this evil empire around the world […]
A number of Arizona parents have called for Jann Michael Greenburg, Scottsdale’s Unified School district president to step down. He is accused of compiling a […]
There are reasons‘s Special December issueThis year marks the 30th anniversary the fall of the Soviet Union. We are exploring the legacy of this evil […]
At the time Neal Stephenson was writing his new novel Termination shockHumans have begun to adapt to climate change already, as if it were a […]
A group of asylum-seekers arrived in the country last week. FilledA LawsuitU.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, claiming the USCIS had illegally and unreasonably delayed their […]
This is the third episode in the Hulu miniseries DopesickRandy Ramseyer (an assistant U.S. lawyer in Virginia) undergoes prostate surgery. Even though he claims that his […]
His bestselling book is now available. Woke Racism: The New Religion That Has Trayed Black America New York TimesJohn McWhorter is a Columbia University linguist […]
The tariffs that Trump imposed on imports of solar panels were struck down Tuesday by a federal judge. Trump was found to have clearly exceeded […]