Reason The Democratic National Committee on Tuesday announced that the party has decided to hold its 2024 national political convention in a city that has been ravaged by decades of one-party …
As a general rule, essays on “wokeness” and law school free speech debates shed more heat than light. But I found this essay from Harvard Law professor Ben Eidelson, “The …
Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council held that the government must provide compensation if a regulation deprives the owner of all “economically viable use” of his property. Lucas was argued on …
Late yesterday, a district court in Texas issued its much-anticipated ruling in Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. Food and Drug Administration, a challenge to the FDA’s approval of the abortion …
Every Thursday at 1 p.m. Eastern, Zach Weissmueller and I go live at YouTube and Facebook with great thinkers, activists, politicians, entrepreneurs, policy makers and other people who are central …
California legislators and their union allies are pushing a bill that would preemptively ban the use of autonomous trucks on California’s roads that don’t have a human safety operator. Working …
Last night, Brandon Johnson, a progressive organizer and former public school teacher, beat out Paul Vallas, a former Chicago Public Schools executive with a tough-on-crime platform and a long-held affinity …
From Judge Anthony Trenga’s decision today in Fairfax v. N.Y. Public Radio (E.D. Va.): On August 6, 2021, NYPR aired a radio show named “The Takeaway” on the topic of …
No dice, said N.Y. Civil Court judge A. Ally Shahabuddeen on Friday, in Travis v. Daily Mail: Defendants … are alleged by plaintiff to have defamed her in the course …
Don’t Trust Governments With A.I. Facial Recognition Technology Affirmative: Ronald Bailey Joanna Andreasson Do you want the government always to know where you are, what you are doing, and with …