Three days from the end of his term, President Biden just announced that he has “long believed” the Equal Rights Amendment to be valid law: I have supported the Equal Rights Amendment for more than 50 years, and I have long been clear that no one should be discriminated against based on their sex. We, […]
President Joe Biden today broke his own record for the most commutations issued in a single day, shortening the sentences of nearly 2,500 people who are serving time in federal prisons for nonviolent drug offenses. That brings his total commutations to more than 4,000, which far exceeds the previous record set by Barack Obama, who […]
The majority stated only that its decision was “based on the public record, without reference to the classified evidence the Government filed below,” but Justice Gorsuch’s concurrence in the judgment added: I am pleased that the Court declines to consider the classified evidence the government has submitted to us but shielded from petitioners and th […]
From Justice Gorsuch’s opinion concurring in the judgment (and thus agreeing with the majority’s result without signing on to its reasoning) in TikTok, Inc. v. Garland: We have had a fortnight to resolve, finally and on the merits, a major First Amendment dispute affecting more than 170 million Americans. Briefing finished on January 3, argument […]
Here’s a quick summary of the unsigned majority opinion (called a “per curiam”), joined by all the Justices except Justice Gorsuch (who concurred in the result, but with a different analysis) and (in part) Justice Sotomayor: [1.] The Court expresses some doubt about whether the law triggers First Amendment scrutiny at all. The Court views […]
The U.S. is facing a housing affordability crisis, and new data from Realtor.com highlight an often missed contributing factor: millions of empty bedrooms. Census data reveal 31.8 million “excess” bedrooms in American homes—compared to just 4 million in 1970. Overregulation, particularly in zoning and local occupancy laws, is among the culprits. Realtor.com tries to put […]
Wildfires in Greater Los Angeles have claimed at least 25 lives and over 12,000 structures. To help the city rebuild faster, California Gov. Gavin Newsom waived burdensome California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) reviews and Coastal Act requirements for properties damaged and destroyed by the fires. Newsom also declared a state of emergency that triggered various […]
The Biden administration has come to an end not with a bang, nor a whimper—but with a frenzied rush of new regulations, lawsuits, and executive orders. Some are likely to be quickly reversed when the Trump presidency begins next week. Many others will not. The latest in that string of last-second executive actions was a […]
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