Health
What Happens When There’s Been a Mistake with My Prescription?
If you’ve been given the wrong prescription by your doctor or pharmacist, the best thing to do is speak to them immediately about it. You […]
News
Oklahoma Supreme Court Overturns a Landmark Decision Blaming Johnson & Johnson for the State’s Opioid Problems
Two years ago, when an Oklahoma judge ruled that Johnson & Johnson had created a “public nuisance” in that state by marketing prescription pain medications […]
News
A Shuttered West Virginia Pharmacy Shows the DEA’s Role in Escalating America’s Overdose Crisis
The number of overdose deaths has increased in America during the current pandemic. This is due to the continual spread of synthetic opioids such as […]
News
Let Trade Topple Cuba’s Tyranny
Cubans protested thousands in the streets of Havana, declaring that they are “The Revolution!”no longer afraid“of the communist regime. As a result, there was inevitably […]
News
Symposium on My Book, “Repugnant Laws”
Constitutional Commentary Repugnant Laws Symposium Table of ContentsI’m pleased to report that the symposium issue of Constitutional CommentaryFocus on my book Repugnant laws: The Judicial […]
News
Forthcoming Revised Edition of my Book “Free to Move: Foot Voting, Migration, and Political Freedom”
It is with great pleasure that I announce the release of the revised editions of my book. You are free to move: Voting by foot, […]
News
Developers Halt Projects, Mayor Demands Reform After St. Paul Voters Approve Radical Rent Control Ballot Initiative
Only a week has passed since the Minnesota voters approved the comprehensive rent control ballot initiative. Developers are already putting off projects, while the city […]
News
Rep. Paul Gosar’s AOC Anime Video Is Protected by the First Amendment
Earlier this week, Rep. Paul Gosar (R–Ariz.) tweeted a parody anime video—a seemingly original take on the opening credits of the Attack on Titan series—that depicted […]
News
Videos Are Making It Hard To Trust the Cops
While there is much to detest about an increasingly pervasive surveillance system, a small amount of danger can be mitigated by the fact the authorities […]
News
Today in Supreme Court History: November 10, 1975
11/10/1975: Buckley v. Valeo argued. Senator James Buckley