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New York City building inspectors are staking out intersections trying to spot contractors performing “non-essential” construction and remodeling work, in violation of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s executive order. Contractors caught violating the …
We have a choice! Next presidential election, we don’t have to decide between two big-spending candidates, neither of whom has expressed much interest in limited government. Now, we have a …
Our interview is with Mara Hvistendahl, investigative journalist at The Intercept and author of a new book, The Scientist and the Spy: A True Story of China, the FBI, and Industrial Espionage, as well …
From a letter to parties by Judge John Coughenour (W.D. Wash.): As reflected in the General Orders recently issued by the Western District of Washington, the coronavirus pandemic has substantially …
Good news today for fans of internet privacy. Several members of the House of Representatives have arranged to resurrect a plan to stop the federal government from collecting or accessing …
“We’re going to defeat the invisible enemy. I think we’re going to do it even faster than we thought. And it will be a complete victory. It’ll be a total …
California released new guidelines over the weekend explaining how churches may reopen so long as certain social distancing and public health measures are in place. The state’s actions come just …
Joshua and Emily Killeen left San Diego, California, looking for two things they couldn’t find in Southern California: cheap land and lax regulation. Both were necessary for the married couple’s …
In Fulton v. City of Philadelphia, the Court is considering whether to reverse Employment Division v. Smith, the case holding that (generally speaking) religious objectors aren’t constitutionally entitled to exemptions from generally …