Jacob Sullum 
Eduardo Nicolas Alvear Gonzalez, the dude in American flag pants who was famously recorded smoking pot in the Capitol Rotunda on January 6, 2021, was charged a month later with …
From In re Inquiry Concerning Hon. Sarah Eckhardt, decided last week by a Texas Special Court of Review (Chief Justice Brian Quinn, Justice Charles Kreger, and Justice W. Stacy Trotter, …
In the middle of a nearly two-hour, nearly 18,000-word press conference on Wednesday evening, President Joe Biden seemingly cast doubt over whether the upcoming midterm elections would be “illegitimate” if …
Want to hear some gossip? Lately, rumors have been flying, especially rumors concerning a notoriously secretive and imperious institution: the Supreme Court of the United States. The Court has recently …
Wednesday was a wonderful day for COVID-19 news in New York City. Cases went down by 10 percent on Tuesday alone, and were 41 percent lower than just two weeks …
From yesterday’s Florida Court of Appeal decision in Ahern v. Leon, in an opinion by Judge Alan Forst, joined by Judges Melanie May and Jonathan Gerber; seems quite correct to …
In December 2021, University of Pennsylvania Law Professor Amy Wax appeared on Glenn Loury’s podcast. During that podcast, Wax called for a more restrictive immigration policy, and specifically argued that …
1/20/1953: President Eisenhower takes the inaugural oath on January 20. He would make five appointments to the Supreme Court: Chief Justice Earl Warren, and Justices John Marshall Harlan II, William …
Two major cities, Seattle and Detroit, this fall approved measures aimed at protecting consumers of “entheogenic” plants and fungi from arrest and prosecution. Those new policies are part of a …
Mexican officials seized 380,000 boxes of Kellogg’s cereal, claiming that images on the boxes violated a law barring marketing to children. The government claims that cartoon images and mascots are …