Reason The Supreme Court on Friday granted the government’s request for a stay in a case concerning access to mifepristone. The ruling means the status quo will hold—for now—with regard to …
Stacey Plaskett, a Democrat, is the delegate from the Virgin Islands to the U.S. Congress. Last month, when independent writers Matt Taibbi and Michael Shellenberger testified before the House Judiciary …
On April 14, I put up a post on “Race, ‘Wokeness,’ and Kidney Transplant Shortages,” which was in part a critique of Dr. Stanley Goldfarb’s article on the same subject, …
Every government on the planet—or nearly so—announced last week an ambition to regulate artificial intelligence. Nate Jones and Jamil Jaffer take us through the announcements. What’s particularly discouraging is the …
Last fall, a unanimous panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit upheld a district court preliminary injunction that barred the U.S. Air Force from requiring religious …
Refreshingly pragmatic and nonpartisan, The Case for Nukes: How We Can Beat Global Warming and Create a Free, Open, and Magnificent Future (Polaris Books, 2023) by Robert Zubrin offers a …
Yesterday a unanimous Supreme Court held that those subject to federal agency adjudicaiton can challenge the constitutionality of such adjudication in federal court before such adjudication concludes. What some had billed …
From Judge Alan Johnson’s decision today in Doe v. Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity (D. Wyo.) (the “fraternity” is really a sorority), declining to reconsider an earlier decision: I yearn for …
Adam Unikowsky has another important post over at his Substack, this time taking on the Fifth Circuit’s ruling on the stay in the mifepristone case: “Mifepristone and the rule of …
The leak of dozens of U.S. intelligence documents mostly pertaining to Russia’s war against Ukraine has raised grave questions for both American policymakers and American allies and partners: Why were …