Politics
Politics investigates how governments, parties, and policymakers shape the landscape of free speech and censorship. From campaign regulations to state restrictions, this category examines the role of politics in defining the boundaries of expression and democratic debate.
Here’s a sentence no one expected to read: The government of Cuba is embracing the importance of markets and the…
One of the great economic myths that never seems to die is the idea that giving taxpayer money to a…
Just like humans may err in recognizing faces, facial recognition technology (FRT) is not without its flaws. Multiple defendants have…
Energy Secretary Chris Wright declared Thursday, during an interview with CNBC at Idaho National Laboratory, that America had entered the…
Earlier this week, the Cato Institute hosted a podcast building on my idea of a potential alliance between libertarians and…
Happy June 26th everyone, or as I call it, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy Day. On this day in history, Justice…
From Judge Holly Teeter (D. Kan.) Wednesday in Institutional Shareholder Servs. Inc. v. Kobach: SB 375 is known as the…
Leading up to our Independence Day party, my wife asked whether she should buy us T-shirts celebrating America’s 250th anniversary…
In his 2012 page-turner, My American Revolution: A Modern Expedition Through History’s Forgotten Battlegrounds, Robert Sullivan embarks on a journey that…
Today the Court decided four more cases, including three opinions by Justice Alito. How did my predictions from Tuesday fare?…
A federal judge sentenced former Hapeville, Georgia, police officer Shevoy Brown to three years and one month in federal prison,…
Today the Trump Administration completed its clean sweep of the non-birthright-citizenship immigration cases at the Supreme Court. Some of these…
