Reason On Tuesday, I blogged about Judge Andrew Brasher’s recusal from the Eleventh Circuit’s en banc felon disenfranchisement case. Judge Brasher made that decision on his own accord. The plaintiffs in …
A wave of hasty firings is sweeping across the country, driven by demands from what some call the “cancel culture.” The New York Times editorial page editor James Bennett ran …
From Usherson v. Bandshell Artist Mgmt., released today by Judge Jesse Furman (S.D.N.Y.) (you can also read Mr. Liebowitz’s filings here): On June 26, 2020, the Court issued a fifty-four …
The Sierra Club has asked the Supreme Court to lift its stay in the border wall case. The plaintiffs assert that they have an equitable cause of action to challenge …
From the decision Monday written by Judge Tracy M. Smith in Nygard v. Walsh (Minn. Ct. App.); it strikes me as quite correct; This dispute is between two neighbors …. …
Researchers with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have just published the results of blood tests seeking antibodies for COVID-19. This seroprevalence study in the Journal of the …
Hans Bader (Liberty Unyielding) has a long post on the subject, and see also David Bernstein’s “It’s Getting Harder and Harder to Distinguish Satire from Earnest Wokeness” post below. ReasonFounded …
We live in a world where a Boeing executive was forced to resign over a 33-year-old article opposing the idea of women in combat and a respected art curator was …
I’ve reprinted it below, in all it’s glory. After widespread ridicule, the Museum has apparently disowned the graphic, but likely not the ideology behind it. To add a perhaps superfluous …
The looming expiration of the federal government’s eviction moratorium this Friday, coupled with the end of expanded unemployment insurance later this month is fanning fears that the much-warned-about wave of …