Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee is set to consider the American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA). This bill was sponsored by Senators. Amy Klobuchar (D–Minn.) […]
Tomorrow’s argument is expected to be heard by the Supreme Court Cassirer v. Thyssen Bornemisza Collection Foundation. This is a dramatic account of the looting […]
Cal Thomas, Daily Signal Chicago Teachers Union cancelled classes for the third consecutive day, citing the dangers of the omicron-based variant and choosing to go […]
It’s the stuff of Republican nightmares. It was as if we’d seen the end of Clintons. After Hillary Clinton’s campaign went down in flames to […]
Glenn Youngkin was recently elected governor of Virginia partly due to his promise to end the teaching and use CRT. Critical race theory is also […]
Eric Adams is the New York City mayor. He started his term on the right of Bill DeBlasio, former mayor. Adams released a statement Saturday […]
D.C. Circuit decided Trump v. Thompson. Jon Adler (co-blogger) wrote about this here. The lengthy discussion on executive privilege has been a long time in my […]
Espinoza V. Montana Department of Revenue2020: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled, “Can a state provide educational subsidies that enable parents to send their children into […]
Phil Harvey—erotica and contraceptive entrepreneur, philanthropist, novelist, and supporter of Reason Foundation (the nonprofit that publishes this magazine)—died last week at age 83. Harvey’s work […]
Parents are increasingly supporting alternatives to traditional public schools, more than 18 months after a school district was hit by a school-disruption pandemic. But school […]
