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Below is my column in the California Post and New York Post on Rep. Ro Khanna confirming that the Billionaire…
In her latest This Week in Canada newsletter, Rupa Subramanya writes about some painful reminders of how much Canada’s economy depends on the U.S., Air Canada finally lands a CEO who can speak French,...
Too often, our media stories turn compelling personal stories into sweeping cultural diagnoses. A landlord-tenant dispute becomes proof that America no longer values scholarship. A painful personal se...
Ben Sasse during a CSPAN interview
San Francisco high school students, particularly those with high needs, enrolled in ethnic study courses achieved higher GPAs, stronger academic gains in math and science, and failed fewer courses, ac...
For much of the 20th century, Maine was not primarily known as a vacationland. It was a working state. Paper mills dotted the rivers. The forests supplied a robust timber industry. Its small towns rev...
Haviv Rettig Gur on Ro Khanna’s shameless anti-Israel stunt. Has the U.S. abandoned the Venezuelan people? The end of Prince Harry’s fairy tale. And more.
The average public school building in America is now 49 years old. In more than half of U.S. school districts, those buildings require significant repairs or full replacement. Too many students are tr...
On a soccer field, a referee holds up a red card. A group of players in red jerseys is to the referees right, and two players in white and light blue jerseys are on his left.
At the beginning of each new class, Al Rabanera lets his students know that he knows they’re using AI. “I’m not going to pretend like you aren’t,” he tells his students. “I know it’s readily availabl...
"'Yeah, I had no idea it was false. Yeah, that's right. Yeah,' then demand summary judgment because no one possesses contrary evidence from inside his head. That may be the ticket for comedy. It is no...
I'm sure that readers are as anxious as I am to see how Todd Blanche explains this all away during his confirmation hearings.
The Texas Court of Appeals just upheld the order.
From yesterday's decision in Grasso v. Mottl, decided by Justice Matthew Bertani, joined by Justices Linda Davenport and John Anderson:… The post Political Defamation Case Can Go to Jury as to "Actual...
The briefs in the transgender sports cases were styled as "By next friend" but the Court captioned the case as "By her next friend."
A photo of the SCOTUS building, slightly broken up and fractured
7/14/1913: President Gerald R. Ford's birthday. He would appoint Justice John Paul Stevens to the Supreme Court. The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 14, 1913 appeared first on Reason.com.
An illustration of hands holding tools such as a rifle and a shovel