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The First Colored Eggs Appeared Long Before Easter
This Easter, we’ve hidden a dozen colorful, egg-centric stories across Reason.com. Hop around the site to find them—or click here to see them all in one basket. The tradition of coloring eggs to celebrate Easter can be traced to the 13th-century Britain, and perhaps even earlier, to early Christian Europe and Mesopotamia. But these […]
Justice Alito Dissents: “Both the Executive and the Judiciary have an obligation to follow the law.”
Saturday evening, I published three posts on A.A.R.P. v. Trump. Around midnight eastern time, Justice Alito issued his dissent, which was joined only by Justice Thomas. The dissent begins: “Shortly after midnight yesterday, the Court hastily and prematurely granted unprecedented emergency relief.” He is correcy. Justice Alito lists seven bullets which demonstrates why this order was […]
250 Years Ago, on April19, 1775, the American Revolution Began
The Road from Runnymede This exceptional film traces the development of Anglo-American Political Institutions, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law, from Magna Carta through the American Constitution. The American Revolution, by Charles Burris Modern Historians Confront the American Revolution, by Murray N. Rothbard The Origins of American Politics, by Bernard Bailyn The Ideological […]
Process Formalism In Texas But Not At SCOTUS
For much of the last five years, the fine federal judges of Texas were slandered and maligned. They were called rogue, partisan hacks. Egged on by pundits on social media, these judges were targeted for non-stop attacks. Their chambers were blitzed with calls. They received countless misconduct complaints. Billboards were plastered with their faces. They […]
Austrian Economists Make Up The Superhero Needed To Save Civilization From Economic and Zionist Myths
As a kid growing up in the 80s one of my favorite cartoons was ‘Voltron: Defender of the Universe.” The main characters would pilot 5 robotic lions who would eventually assemble to create Voltron, who’d use a massive sword to defeat the enemy. In this article I’ll briefly introduce 4 main thinkers and impactful friends […]
The Procedural Posture of A.A.R.P. v. Trump
I wrote a short post about A.A.R.P. v. Trump. Here, I will walk through the complex procedural posture of this case. I will do my best to lay out it clearly, and offer commentary at the end. In the wake of J.G.G. v. Trump, district courts in Texas have asserted jurisdiction over alleged gang members […]
SCOTUS Violates Marbury v. Madison By Granting Ex Parte Injunction Against Executive Branch In Its Original Jurisdiction
It is black letter law that the Supreme Court’s original jurisdiction is fixed by the Constitution. By contrast, Congress can regulate the Supreme Court’s appellate jurisdiction. As a result, a litigant cannot simply file an action in the Supreme Court to demand relief. Poor William Marbury learned this lesson the hard way more than two […]
Books LRC Readers Bought This Week
LewRockwell.com readers are supporting LRC and shopping at the same time. It’s easy and does not cost you a penny more than it would if you didn’t go through the LRC link. Just click on the Amazon link on LewRockwell.com’s homepage and add your items to your cart. It’s that easy! If you can’t live without your daily dose of LewRockwell.com in 2025, […]
New Poll: Americans Reject Deporting Foreigners for ‘Wrongthink’ on Middle East
An important new public opinion survey taken by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) has revealed very little American support for the deportation of legal foreign guests in the United States for expressing support for Palestine in its current conflict with Israel. Responding to FIRE’s quarterly National Speech Index survey conducted by the Dartmouth Polarization […]
The First Colored Eggs Appeared Long Before Easter
This Easter, we’ve hidden a dozen colorful, egg-centric stories across Reason.com. Hop around the site to find them—or click here to see them all in one basket. The tradition of coloring eggs to celebrate Easter can be traced to the 13th-century Britain, and perhaps even earlier, to early Christian Europe and Mesopotamia. But these […]
Justice Alito Dissents: “Both the Executive and the Judiciary have an obligation to follow the law.”
Saturday evening, I published three posts on A.A.R.P. v. Trump. Around midnight eastern time, Justice Alito issued his dissent, which was joined only by Justice Thomas. The dissent begins: “Shortly after midnight yesterday, the Court hastily and prematurely granted unprecedented emergency relief.” He is correcy. Justice Alito lists seven bullets which demonstrates why this order was […]
250 Years Ago, on April19, 1775, the American Revolution Began
The Road from Runnymede This exceptional film traces the development of Anglo-American Political Institutions, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law, from Magna Carta through the American Constitution. The American Revolution, by Charles Burris Modern Historians Confront the American Revolution, by Murray N. Rothbard The Origins of American Politics, by Bernard Bailyn The Ideological […]
Process Formalism In Texas But Not At SCOTUS
For much of the last five years, the fine federal judges of Texas were slandered and maligned. They were called rogue, partisan hacks. Egged on by pundits on social media, these judges were targeted for non-stop attacks. Their chambers were blitzed with calls. They received countless misconduct complaints. Billboards were plastered with their faces. They […]
Austrian Economists Make Up The Superhero Needed To Save Civilization From Economic and Zionist Myths
As a kid growing up in the 80s one of my favorite cartoons was ‘Voltron: Defender of the Universe.” The main characters would pilot 5 robotic lions who would eventually assemble to create Voltron, who’d use a massive sword to defeat the enemy. In this article I’ll briefly introduce 4 main thinkers and impactful friends […]
The Procedural Posture of A.A.R.P. v. Trump
I wrote a short post about A.A.R.P. v. Trump. Here, I will walk through the complex procedural posture of this case. I will do my best to lay out it clearly, and offer commentary at the end. In the wake of J.G.G. v. Trump, district courts in Texas have asserted jurisdiction over alleged gang members […]
SCOTUS Violates Marbury v. Madison By Granting Ex Parte Injunction Against Executive Branch In Its Original Jurisdiction
It is black letter law that the Supreme Court’s original jurisdiction is fixed by the Constitution. By contrast, Congress can regulate the Supreme Court’s appellate jurisdiction. As a result, a litigant cannot simply file an action in the Supreme Court to demand relief. Poor William Marbury learned this lesson the hard way more than two […]
Books LRC Readers Bought This Week
LewRockwell.com readers are supporting LRC and shopping at the same time. It’s easy and does not cost you a penny more than it would if you didn’t go through the LRC link. Just click on the Amazon link on LewRockwell.com’s homepage and add your items to your cart. It’s that easy! If you can’t live without your daily dose of LewRockwell.com in 2025, […]
New Poll: Americans Reject Deporting Foreigners for ‘Wrongthink’ on Middle East
An important new public opinion survey taken by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) has revealed very little American support for the deportation of legal foreign guests in the United States for expressing support for Palestine in its current conflict with Israel. Responding to FIRE’s quarterly National Speech Index survey conducted by the Dartmouth Polarization […]