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“Encouraging Debate, Not Settling It”: Bret Stephens Interviews Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier
A very interesting exchange in the Autumn 2024 Sapir Journal; a short excerpt, just to give a flavor of the whole thing: We’ve seen the same data, and I’ve been very concerned about the drop in approval and trust in higher education. The decline has been larger among people on the conservative side of the […]
Federal Court Declines to Issue Harassment Restraining Order Related to Crypto Litigation
From Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong’s Dec. 26 opinion in Thomson v. Persistence Technologies BVI PTE Ltd.; Thomson is apparently a “[b]illionaire publishing heiress” and part owner of Thomson Reuters, and the lawsuit claims over $24+M in damages, related to Thomson’s investment in the XPRT altcoin: Thomson alleges, in summary, that Richardson and other Defendants conspired […]
“There Is, Technically, No Snail Darter,” But the Snail Darter Still Delayed the Tellico Dam
In the 1970s, the discovery of the Tennessee snail darter in the Tellico River was used to halt completion of the Tellico Dam under the Endangered Species Act (a tale many law students learn in TVA v. Hill). The dam was only completed after Congress expressly exempted it from the ESA’s dictates. It has long been […]
Interesting Case Related to Development Moratorium Possibly Triggered by Hostility to Muslims
A brief excerpt from the 6500+-word opinion in Zikar Holdings LLC v. Ruhland, decided Dec. 26 by Judge Jeffrey Bryan (D. Minn.): Plaintiffs allege that Defendant City of Lino Lakes … and two of its City Council members, Defendants Michael Ruhland and Christopher Lyden, enacted a one-year moratorium on development in a discrete area of […]
Child Labor Laws Protect Minors but Harm Individuals
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Why Smart People Are Rightly Confused About Tariffs
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Archives: February 2025
5 years ago February 2020 “By accident as much as design, our system makes it painfully difficult to remove a president. And the political culture makes it harder still, by erecting barriers nowhere to be found in the Constitution. We’ve come to view the process as a source of constitutional crisis itself, rather than as […]
“Encouraging Debate, Not Settling It”: Bret Stephens Interviews Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier
A very interesting exchange in the Autumn 2024 Sapir Journal; a short excerpt, just to give a flavor of the whole thing: We’ve seen the same data, and I’ve been very concerned about the drop in approval and trust in higher education. The decline has been larger among people on the conservative side of the […]
Federal Court Declines to Issue Harassment Restraining Order Related to Crypto Litigation
From Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong’s Dec. 26 opinion in Thomson v. Persistence Technologies BVI PTE Ltd.; Thomson is apparently a “[b]illionaire publishing heiress” and part owner of Thomson Reuters, and the lawsuit claims over $24+M in damages, related to Thomson’s investment in the XPRT altcoin: Thomson alleges, in summary, that Richardson and other Defendants conspired […]
“There Is, Technically, No Snail Darter,” But the Snail Darter Still Delayed the Tellico Dam
In the 1970s, the discovery of the Tennessee snail darter in the Tellico River was used to halt completion of the Tellico Dam under the Endangered Species Act (a tale many law students learn in TVA v. Hill). The dam was only completed after Congress expressly exempted it from the ESA’s dictates. It has long been […]
Interesting Case Related to Development Moratorium Possibly Triggered by Hostility to Muslims
A brief excerpt from the 6500+-word opinion in Zikar Holdings LLC v. Ruhland, decided Dec. 26 by Judge Jeffrey Bryan (D. Minn.): Plaintiffs allege that Defendant City of Lino Lakes … and two of its City Council members, Defendants Michael Ruhland and Christopher Lyden, enacted a one-year moratorium on development in a discrete area of […]
Child Labor Laws Protect Minors but Harm Individuals
Everyone wants to protect children and what better way to d Read More Article from Mises Institute
Why Smart People Are Rightly Confused About Tariffs
We’re told that tariffs are Read More Article from Mises Institute
Archives: February 2025
5 years ago February 2020 “By accident as much as design, our system makes it painfully difficult to remove a president. And the political culture makes it harder still, by erecting barriers nowhere to be found in the Constitution. We’ve come to view the process as a source of constitutional crisis itself, rather than as […]