Reason Two recent New York Times stories raise the question of whether the paper any longer makes a distinction between news and opinion when it comes to covering Donald Trump. One piece, …
You can see the details and links here; topics include the unitary executive, judicial review, nondelegation, nationwide injunctions, “federalism, COVID-19, and the administrative state,” and more. You can call in …
The Supreme Court issued three opinions in argued cases today, punting (correctly) in one of the biggest cases of the term. The most interesting decision came in Georgia v. Public.Resource.org, in …
Excess deaths seen in countries around the world. Everyone keeps arguing past each other when it comes to whether COVID-19 is “like the flu” in terms of death toll. Things …
4/27/1822: President Ulysses S. Grant’s birthday. He would appoint five Justices to the Supreme Court: Chief Justice Waite, Justice Strong, Justice Bradley, and Justice Hunt. President Grant’s appointees ReasonFounded in …
Florida has had more exonerations of death row inmates than any other state in the country—roughly one for every three executions the state has carried out. A track record like …
Police in Tasmania, Australia, say they are using a rescue helicopter to patrol for people violating a stay-at-home order. If the helicopter spots someone on the road, the pilot will …
Antibody tests in Miami-Dade County, Florida, suggest that something like 6 percent of local residents have been infected by the virus that causes COVID-19. That finding, which may be undermined …
Christina Hoff Sommers had a great response to an, er, easy target of a tweet by Broadway producer and former Hillary Clinton “LGBT Outreach Grassroots Coordinator” Tom D’Angora: What is your …
This weekend the World Health Organization (WHO) had to delete a misleading tweet about the coronavirus. Unfortunately, several media outlets had already cited it, spreading unwarranted fear about the likelihood …