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Supreme Court briefs against a backdrop of handguns
This article explores the resurgence of historical narratives in contemporary discourse, examining how they shape our understanding of identity and the concept of the "last man" in modern society.
"Public criticism is not for everyone. But if it's too much to take, you can always resign."
The Department of Energy declared an "emergency" when none existed
Matt Zwolinski is right to emphasize that democracy is generally superior to authoritarianism, but wrong to suggest it should be a central libertarian commitment. Moreover, recent events highlight the validity and importance of longstanding libertarian critiques of democracy's weaknesses
The Federal Circuit has once again excluded Judge Pauline Newman from a group photo, raising questions about her treatment and the dynamics within the court.
This strongly suggests Alito does not think a conservative leaked to "lock in" the votes
Justice Samuel Alito offers candid comments to Jan Crawford of CBS News
From Judge Tanya Chutkan (D.D.C.) Thursday evening in Ass'n of Am. Univ. v. U.S. Dep't of Ed.: Section 117 of… The post Judge Temporarily Blocks Dep't of Education Release of Names of Individual Foreign Donors to U.S. Colleges appeared first on Reason Magazine
This article analyzes the qualifications and backgrounds of nominees to the Fifth Circuit Court over the past three decades, highlighting trends and shifts in judicial appointments.
The article explores the controversial debate over the execution method for Christa Pike, questioning whether a firing squad might have been a more humane option than lethal injection.
Rand Paul's recent move to block a Senate initiative aimed at regulating online content sparks a debate on internet censorship and the balance between free speech and misinformation.