Reason The percentage of Americans who understand that e-cigarettes are less hazardous than the conventional, combustible kind has fallen by 14 points since June 2018, according to a new Morning Consult poll. …
From Judge Lewis A. Kaplan’s decision Wednesday in Sands v. Bauer Media Group USA, LLC: Digital imaging and the Internet are among the wonders of our age. In combination, they …
From In re Albany County Sheriff’s Dept., 2019 WL 4385845 (N.Y. Work. Comp. Bd.): He described the altercation over which he resigned as words being exchanged in a bar, him …
Here is another preview of the 11-hour video library from our new book, An Introduction to Constitutional Law: 100 Supreme Court Cases Everyone Should Know. This post will focus on cases …
What’s got your goat right now? Maybe it’s all those climate-change strikes that are giving schoolkids cover for playing hooky on a beautful early Autumn day. Or maybe it’s that …
A state commission, acting at the behest of Michigan’s largest hospital chain, voted on Thursday to restrict cancer patients’ access to promising, potentially lifesaving treatments. It’s another example of the …
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio has bid farewell to his presidential campaign. The longshot candidate withdrew from the Democratic primaries Friday morning, admitting on MSNBC that “it’s just not …
Seven months before the USSR dissolved, a Soviet TV show called The Fifth Wheel aired an unusual episode. The host, Sergei Sholokhov, began by declaring that the program would “shed …
This week, in excerpts from a forthcoming article, I have made several predictions about how civil rights litigation would function without qualified immunity. Today I offer my final predictions about …
The Sacramento public library featured a drag-queen story hour, in which men dressed as women read stories to children. It seems bizarre and agenda-driven, given that a stated goal was to …