Higher Ed, Research & Learning
The University of California (Berkeley) has ordered the return of new displays to native American tribes under the Native American…
President Trump often says we’re the hottest country in the world, seeing trillions in investment. His number keeps rising while the Department of Commerce just restated $19.2 trillion. Most of this i...
Our weekly history missive comes to an end 250 years to the week that a statue of King George III met its end in New York City.
An illustration of the Supreme Court building
Four years after passage of a disastrous 2022 law, cops roll past as prostitutes walk the Figueroa corridor.
Local technology companies may have solved some of their biggest problems after hearing from North Carolina high school students during the annual Teamship Showcase in Durham on June 25. Teamship is a...
With all of the justifiable disappointment in the Supreme Court’s term-concluding decisions on birthright citizenship and mail-in ballots, one could be forgiven for overlooking the significance of the...
I just returned from speaking about Rage and the Republic at the Gulf Shores in Alabama. This was a return…
President Donald Trump and a Walmart store
I have been a high school teacher for almost three decades, spending almost all that time teaching seniors about American civics. My teaching tenure has overlapped with the rise of the very trends now...
Federal agents outside a massage parlor
The science of reading has largely won the policy debate. Over the last decade, state after state has embraced evidence-based reading instruction. Legislatures have passed literacy laws, and teacher p...
Clark Neily and Nick Gillespie alongside a a photo of Lady Justice and the words 'What Are the Limits?'
Elizabeth Warren
A court refuses to order defendant to stop such posting.
7/8/1941: Justice James Byrnes takes oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 8, 1941 appeared first on Reason.com.
President Donald Trump and a backdrop of semiautomatic rifles
A police officer sits in front of a computer with a lock on the screen.
the Supreme Court building flanked by cannabis leaves and overlaid with rifles