Today I spoke at Chicago-Kent Law School. I was invited to participate in a discussion about executive power, jointly hosted by the FedSoc and ACS. As is custom, the students posted flyers throughout the school. But not everyone was happy with my presence. Someone took the time to put a sticker on the poster in […]
“There are no conservatives in Cambridge, Massachusetts” – Steven B., PhD, Harvard, Brandeis, phone conversation Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai, PhD, MIT, is a distinguished research biological-engineer and developer of artificial intelligence systems based in the high-tech and bio-tech corridors of Cambridge, Massachusetts who ran for president in the 2024 election. Dr. Shiva also sponsors the political […]
I am happy to pass along this announcement from my friends at the Heritage Foundation: Title: Research Associate, Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies Reports to: Director, Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies Job Summary: The Research Associate is responsible for managing various Meese Center programs and projects, particularly its amicus and moot […]
Last week, President Donald Trump’s administration turned its chainsaws on the Department of Energy (DOE), cutting, canceling, or pausing a handful of onerous regulations set to hobble household and commercial appliances. Anyone who’s coughed up a small fortune for a barely functional machine lately knows the stakes. My 30-year-old Bosch dishwasher was a marvel—efficient, precise—scouring […]
The Trump administration has, for the fourth time in history, invoked the war-time Alien Enemies Act of 1798, even though our nation is not at war—and its last use remains one of the most shameful episodes in American history. That involved President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Executive Order 9066 in 1942. It was the basis for the internment […]
Javier Milei and the Legitimacy of Libertarian Policy Cato Institute Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
International Man: Under the previous administration, we saw an aggressive push against so-called “disinformation”—fact-checkers, censorship, and suppression of views outside the mainstream narrative. At the same time, there was a strong focus on social justice, gender ideology, and migrant protection. What’s your perspective on that era and its impact on free speech? Doug Casey: It’s no longer […]
President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” massive tax hikes—err, tariffs—are here, and the effects are already apparent in stock market selloffs, layoffs, and plant closures. We’re also being asked to tolerate a little pain for the duration of the trade war with the entire planet until “reciprocal” tariffs close American trade deficits with other countries. But […]
4/4/1861: Justice John McLean dies. Justice John McLean The post Today in Supreme Court History: April 4, 1861 appeared first on Reason.com. Read More Article from Reason.com