The Biden Administration is working quickly to undo the regulatory policies of the Trump Administration. Through a torrent of Executive Orders, President Biden has shifted the federal government’s regulatory priorities and...
Read MoreIn Monsarrat v. Newman, decided yesterday by Judge Richard G. Stearns (D. Mass.), plaintiff alleged: On April 4, 2017, the social networking site LiveJournal revised its terms and conditions of service to comply with Russian...
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A mom who dropped her kids off at their grandparents’ house so she wouldn’t have to...
Read MoreYesterday I joked, “We are now fully 24 hours into the Biden administration, and still no nationwide injunction. So far, so good.” That was so January 21. Today, January 22, Texas has sought the first nationwide...
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In Oregon, the good news is that Democratic Gov. Kate Brown wants to open up K-12 schools starting...
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During a recent interview about the fallout from the Capitol riot on Firing Line with Margaret...
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 2020 decision in Seila Law v. Consumer Financial Protection...
Read MoreIn this morning’s Price v. Barr decision, Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly (D.D.C.) held: [1.] Filming, including for purposes of making a film that would be commercially distributed, is protected by the First Amendment. [2.]...
Read MoreThe Ohio Supreme Court just granted review in M.R. v. Niesen, on the question whether “when a lower court imposes a prior restraint on expression, immediate appellate review is required.” (The underlying case...
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When The Washington Post published a 2019 campaign trail feature about then-presidential hopeful...
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“Instacart is firing every employee who voted to unionize,” declared The Verge...
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When the U.S. Department of Justice proved victorious in its historic antitrust suit against...
Read More1/22/1890: Hans v. State of Louisiana argued. This post has been republished with permission from a publicly-available RSS feed found on Reason. The views expressed by the original author(s) do not necessarily reflect the...
Read More1/22/1890: Hans v. State of Louisiana argued. This post has been republished with permission from a publicly-available RSS feed found on Reason. The views expressed by the original author(s) do not necessarily reflect the...
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There was a time, not that many decades ago, when ranting loners swapped their ideas not with...
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It took two years and the threat of a lawsuit, but officials at Harrison High School in...
Read MoreLooking for public interest legal work with a free-market, anti-class-action-abuse bent? The Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute may be the place for you. HLLI recently posted this job announcement that I thought might be of interest...
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“Goodbye. We love you. We will be back in some form,” Donald Trump said at the end of...
Read MoreThe Johns Hopkins News-Letter reports: The Office of Institutional Equity (OIE) has opened an investigation into comments made by Rasha Anayah, a teaching assistant (TA) and graduate student in the Department of Chemistry,...
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President Donald Trump has left the building, and President Joe Biden is calling for unity, but...
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