Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel bowser announced Tuesday that she will relax Washington’s mandate to remove masks. Some indoor spaces, including those used by residents and […]
A divided U.S. Court of Appeals panel for the Sixth Circuit voted against Breeze Smoke LLC’s request for a stay of the Food and Drug […]
At Monday afternoon’s signing ceremony for the $1.2 trillion infrastructure invoice, Vice President Kamala Harris stepped as much as the microphone to talk—simply as another […]
After closing arguments, and another day filled with courtroom drama, Kyle Rittenhouse’s fate now rests in the hands the jury. This was after Assistant District […]
At the time Neal Stephenson was writing his new novel Shock at the EndHumans have begun to adapt to climate change already, as if it […]
11/16/1939: Justice Pierce Butler dies. Justice Pierce Butler
There are reasons‘s December Special IssueThe 30th anniversary marks the end of the Soviet Union. We are exploring the legacy of this evil empire around […]
Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia is looking for a tenure track professor of experimental Chemistry. It states that the school seeks someone to teach undergraduate […]
Derek Muller of Excess of Democracy posted an article examining the political contributions of law firm employees and staff at 140 of the largest U.S. […]
Matt Welch (left), Katherine Manguward (right), and Peter Suderman (right) discuss Monday’s Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Today’s show has all this and much more Roundtable Reason. […]
