Reason Central banks across the world have been mulling the creation of a government digital currency to one day replace cold hard cash. Beyond bidding adieu to the logistical headaches of …
A brewing company in Hawaii is being investigated by a liquor board for giving away hand sanitizer during the COVID-19 outbreak with alcohol purchases. With the temporary death of the …
In The American Dream Is Not Dead (But Populism Could Kill It), Michael Strain takes a deep dive into the state of the American economy. Strain, an economist at the …
New Jersey officials shut down the annual drive-thru tulip festivals hosted by Dalton Farms and Holland Ridge Farms, saying they violated an executive order by Gov. Phil Murphy banning events. The …
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam closed gun ranges, alongside K-12 schools, churches, restaurants, and “recreational/entertainment businesses,” because of the epidemic. Today, Judge F. Patrick Yeatts held (in Lynchburg Range & Training, …
Today the Supreme Court decided New York State Rifle & Pistol Assn., Inc. v. City of New York. The Court, per curiam, found the controversy was moot. Justice Kavanaugh agreed, …
Let’s face it, we’re all going a bit goofy around the gills in these COVID-cursed days. And by “we,” we mean Peter Suderman, who apparently can no longer process any …
One of the many questions surrounding the national lockdown in reaction to the novel coronavirus is whether colleges and universities should be open for business as usual in the fall. …
The Fifth Circuit panel held that, because Texas’s law had been narrowed in a way that excluded these particular plaintiffs, the challenge should be dismissed: This appeal touches on the …
Today the Supreme Court decided Georgia v. Public Resource.Org, Inc. The Court held that under the government edicts doctrine, the annotations beneath the statutory provisions in the Official Code of …