Bonding

If you are a glutton for punishment, you might want to check out Netflix’s show Bonding. The off-beat romantic comedy follows the adventures of Tiff, a psychology grad student who moonlights …

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Celebrating 100 Years of Women’s Suffrage

Two suffragettes watch as Pennsylvania Republican Gov. William Cameron Sproul signs the 19th Amendment, which guaranteed women in America the right to vote. The measure was approved by both houses …

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The Second and Sixth Amendments

The U.S. Supreme Court has held—largely on originalist grounds—that the Sixth Amendment right to jury doesn’t apply to “petty” criminal offenses. (The leading case on this is D.C. v. Clawans (1937), …

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Andrew Yang Is the Anti–Elizabeth Warren

Andrew Yang got the least amount of speaking time of any candidate on the Democratic primary debate stage last night—less than half of Joe Biden’s. But this son of Taiwanese …

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The Anti-Slavery Constitution

Tim Sandefur has an excellent column, The Anti-Slavery Constitution, in National Review magazine that is available online. After a lengthy and accurate summary of abolitionist constitutionalism, here is the payoff …

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