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This week, a public interest group filed an ethics complaint against Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, citing the recent dismissal…
In today's Weekend Press: Give your kid a screen-free summer. Ben Shapiro on the new right’s ‘conspiracy problem.’ A new Broadway play about the oldest hatred. All the good don’t die young. And more!
An old TV set with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) logo and rainbow stripes on the screen.
Earlier this month, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul indicated that she was planning to opt into the new Federal Scholarship Tax Credit. If and when this happens, New Yorkers will be eligible to receive a d...
In a ruling Friday, District Judge Christopher Cooper ordered the cessation of all repair plans for the Kennedy Center and…
Sipping a Jerusalem martini in Boca Raton, the Daily Wire founder Ben Shapiro weighs in on why his company stumbled, firing Candace Owens, and the conspiracy thinking hollowing out the American right.
5/31/1860: Justice Peter Daniel's death. The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 31, 1860 appeared first on Reason.com.
RAY LAKE, Wyo. — There was a lot of giggling in the parking lot as teenagers plunged bare hands into coolers filled with small, slippery rainbow trout fry. The objective was to catch the fish in clea...
There’s no reason an older creative artist can’t replace lost energy with expertise or, to put it more grandly, ambition with wisdom; we ought to be able to enlarge the canvas or refine the song, writ...
How could it be that not a single member of the 11th Circuit Judicial Council thought to make Judge Betsy's reprimand public?
A new bipartisan bill would require more transparency for Ohio private schools receiving Education Choice and Education Choice Expansion vouchers. Ohio Sens. Kent Smith, D-Euclid, and Bill Blessing, R...
After years of nightly fights over YouTube and Netflix with my 8-year-old daughter, I decided to hide every screen in our house for the summer. It worked, writes Michaeleen Doucleff.
They claim the injunction requiring refunds cannot be universal, and can only apply to those businesses who filed lawsuits seeking recovery.
"Plaintiff's allegations in [an earlier] complaint let the cat out of the bag that he is a public figure. He cannot put the cat back into the bag in the hope of keeping his case alive."
From Thursday's decision in The Satanic Temple, Inc. v. Newsweek Digital LLC, written by Judge Alison Nathan and joined by… The post The Satanic Temple Loses Libel Suit Against Newsweek Over "Accounts...
An illustration of Donald Trump surrounded by some of his critics, such as Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Liz Cheney, and Adam Schiff
5/30/1865: Justice John Catron dies. The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 30, 1865 appeared first on Reason.com.
The Eleventh Circuit's decision to identify a conflict of interest, but not identify the conflicted judge, leaves litigants guessing.
A guest post from Professor Arthur Hellman
Luke Weston, an elementary school teacher and private plane pilot, surprised two of his students with an unforgettable flight up the Hudson River to catch spectacular views of Manhattan.