Politics

Amid the ongoing shutdown drama, federal transportation officials quietly relaxed an obscure safety regulation that has been stymying the rollout…

My Hoover colleague Philip Zelikow, who is involved in the tariff litigation, passed this blog post along to me, and…

Words from Magistrate Judge Jason Robertson (E.D. Okla.) in last week’s Mattox v. Product Innovations Research, LLC. A bit of background:…

On December 22, 2022, 51-year-old Lamont Mealy was found guilty of the first-degree murder of his roommate and was sentenced…

Ceasefire or not? Yesterday, Israeli strikes killed 100 people in Gaza, claiming that the ceasefire had been violated, since Hamas has…

From Galdos-Shapiro v. Town of Great Barrington, decided Oct. 17 by Judge Mark Mastroianni (D. Mass.): Beginning in 2018, Plaintiff…

Argentina’s libertarian President Javier Milei won an important election victory on Sunday when his coalition, La Libertad Avanza (LLA), received…

In his post on why a President or Governor might select a judicial nominee who has no prior judicial experience,…

An investigation by Cedar Rapids’ KCRG-TV found that totally sober drivers in Iowa are routinely arrested and charged with operating…

President Barack Obama was roundly criticized by conservatives in 2012 after he used the presidential bully pulpit to pressure the…

On October 19, Senator Ted Cruz spoke at the 45th Annual Night to Honor Israel. About a decade ago, antisemitism…

A few weeks after taking office, President Donald Trump called the Second Amendment “an indispensable safeguard of security and liberty,”…