Libertarian candidate emerges as wild card in key swing states – ABC27
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The LA Fires: The “Social Contract” Is Nonsense, and No One Is Coming to Save You
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FERC Not Required to “Second Guess” State Energy Choices Under NEPA
Yesterday the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, in Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana v. FERC, rejected Citizens Actions claim that FERC had to consider alternatives to state-approved natural gas turbines before approving a natural gas pipeline. The opinion, written by Judge Rao, explains why such a requirement would impose far broader environmental […]
5th Cir. Says More on When Federal Ban on Gun Possession by Drug Users Is Unconstitutional
From Monday’s U.S. v. Daniels decision, written by Fifth Circuit Judge Jerry Smith, joined by Judge Don Willett: Title 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) bars an individual from possessing a firearm if he is an “unlawful user” of a controlled substance. A jury found that Patrick Daniels, Jr., was such an unlawful user, and a judge […]
Are Young People Depressed Because of What They Were Taught in College?
Colleges went mad. They charge students big bucks and then make them feel guilty. My new video looks at a new documentary called The Coddling of the American Mind. It persuasively suggests that today, young people are anxious and depressed because “adults” at their schools brainwashed them. Students like Lucy Kross Wallace at Stanford. “I […]
Thursday Open Thread Will Be Moved to Friday Open Thread
Given the experiment with the Midweek Midday Open Thread, I thought I’d space things about by moving the Thur Read More Article from Reason.com
Biden’s Infrastructure Bills Leave a Legacy of Big Spending and Little Payoff
When President Joe Biden vacates the White House later this month, talk will turn to his legacy: What did he accomplish in office? Which among his achievements will outlast him? Even though Biden came into office with ambitious promises, his scorecard looks unimpressive. The 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act apportioned more than $1 trillion […]
Defamation Lawsuit Over Statements Related to 2020 Georgia Ballot Counting Controversy Dismissed
From Pick v. Raffensperger, decided Nov. 22 by Judge Eleanor Ross (N.D. Ga.), but only posted several days ago on Westlaw (an appeal is pending): On November 3, 2020—election day—State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, served as a site for ballot counting. The ballot counting activity at State Farm Arena was recorded in an over […]
America’s Arctic Troops in Greenland Go To Diversity Training
Pituffik Space Base, formerly known as Thule Air Base, is one of the loneliest U.S. military assignments in the world. Built on Arctic permafrost, the base hosts 200 troops in Greenland’s far north. Its closest neighbor is 75 miles away, a small town called Qaanaaq, population 646. Not that it matters, since the only ways […]
9th Cir. En Banc Upholds Oregon’s Ban on Surreptitious Recordings of Conversations
An excerpt from yesterday’s en banc decision, written by Judge Morgan Christen, in Project Veritas v. Schmidt (reversing the July 2023 panel decision); the full opinions are over 20,000 words long, so this just gives a flavor of the analysis: Oregon’s conversational privacy statute prohibits unannounced audio-only recordings of oral communications between two or more […]
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The LA Fires: The “Social Contract” Is Nonsense, and No One Is Coming to Save You
Read More Article from Mises Institute
FERC Not Required to “Second Guess” State Energy Choices Under NEPA
Yesterday the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, in Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana v. FERC, rejected Citizens Actions claim that FERC had to consider alternatives to state-approved natural gas turbines before approving a natural gas pipeline. The opinion, written by Judge Rao, explains why such a requirement would impose far broader environmental […]
5th Cir. Says More on When Federal Ban on Gun Possession by Drug Users Is Unconstitutional
From Monday’s U.S. v. Daniels decision, written by Fifth Circuit Judge Jerry Smith, joined by Judge Don Willett: Title 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) bars an individual from possessing a firearm if he is an “unlawful user” of a controlled substance. A jury found that Patrick Daniels, Jr., was such an unlawful user, and a judge […]
Are Young People Depressed Because of What They Were Taught in College?
Colleges went mad. They charge students big bucks and then make them feel guilty. My new video looks at a new documentary called The Coddling of the American Mind. It persuasively suggests that today, young people are anxious and depressed because “adults” at their schools brainwashed them. Students like Lucy Kross Wallace at Stanford. “I […]
Thursday Open Thread Will Be Moved to Friday Open Thread
Given the experiment with the Midweek Midday Open Thread, I thought I’d space things about by moving the Thur Read More Article from Reason.com
Biden’s Infrastructure Bills Leave a Legacy of Big Spending and Little Payoff
When President Joe Biden vacates the White House later this month, talk will turn to his legacy: What did he accomplish in office? Which among his achievements will outlast him? Even though Biden came into office with ambitious promises, his scorecard looks unimpressive. The 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act apportioned more than $1 trillion […]
Defamation Lawsuit Over Statements Related to 2020 Georgia Ballot Counting Controversy Dismissed
From Pick v. Raffensperger, decided Nov. 22 by Judge Eleanor Ross (N.D. Ga.), but only posted several days ago on Westlaw (an appeal is pending): On November 3, 2020—election day—State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, served as a site for ballot counting. The ballot counting activity at State Farm Arena was recorded in an over […]
America’s Arctic Troops in Greenland Go To Diversity Training
Pituffik Space Base, formerly known as Thule Air Base, is one of the loneliest U.S. military assignments in the world. Built on Arctic permafrost, the base hosts 200 troops in Greenland’s far north. Its closest neighbor is 75 miles away, a small town called Qaanaaq, population 646. Not that it matters, since the only ways […]
9th Cir. En Banc Upholds Oregon’s Ban on Surreptitious Recordings of Conversations
An excerpt from yesterday’s en banc decision, written by Judge Morgan Christen, in Project Veritas v. Schmidt (reversing the July 2023 panel decision); the full opinions are over 20,000 words long, so this just gives a flavor of the analysis: Oregon’s conversational privacy statute prohibits unannounced audio-only recordings of oral communications between two or more […]
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