From Doe v. Chutkan, decided today by Chief Judge James Boasberg (D.D.C.): In this pro se lawsuit, Plaintiff John Doe seeks, first, a court declaration that President- elect Trump is constitutionally ineligible to serve as President and the Supreme Court’s recent decision holding otherwise is “void”; and, second, an order requiring Defendants Judge Tanya Chutkan […]
This week’s featured article is “The Great American City Upon a Hill Is Always Under Construction” by M. Nolan Gray. This audio was generated using AI trained on the voice of Katherine Mangu-Ward. Music credits: “Deep in Thought” by CTRL S and “Sunsettling” by Man With Roses The post The Best of Reason: The Great American […]
Here’s some remarkable testimony from the suppression hearing in State v. Barnes, handed down yesterday by the Ohio Court of Appeals, in which an officer searched through a suspect’s pockets and found drugs. The officer had already frisked the suspect for weapons and found nothing, but then searched him again on the suggested ground that […]
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The U.S. has long supported “moderate” ter Read More Article from Mises Institute
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Before winning the presidential election last month, Donald Trump made immigration and border issues—and particularly his promise to carry out the “largest deportation operation in American history”—a centerpiece of his campaign. News coverage of polling on mass deportation indicated that large shares of Americans were on board with Trump’s plan, which could target between 15 […]
Happy Tuesday and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. This week’s newsletter takes an extended look at the surprise passage of a “downzoning” ban in North Carolina that effectively prevents local governments from tightening zoning restrictions on your property unless you provide express written consent for them to do so. North Carolina’s Surprise Ban […]
Since publishing an article yesterday about the Senate’s upcoming vote on a bill to bestow better Social Security benefits on some retired public sector workers, I’ve received dozens of emails arguing that the current rules governing Social Security are deeply unfair. I agree with the emailers, but not for the reasons they state. Still, this […]