#InformationWar

From Payne v. State, decided last week, in an opinion by Justice Benjamin Land: Hannah Payne was sentenced to life…

A woman is suing Houston County in southeast Alabama for violating her constitutional rights after she was forced to give…

Last week, I recorded a We the People podcast episode for the National Constitution Center discussing the increased volume of…

From Trump v. Dow Jones & Co., decided Wednesday by Judge Darrin Gayles (S.D. Fla.): On July 18, 2025, President…

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is unlike anything else in HBO’s Game of Thrones universe. It’s grittier, it’s more grounded—and…

New York lawmakers are considering a bill that would require companies with net income of $5 million or more to reduce…

Randy Barnett and I are nearing completion of the Fifth Edition of our Constitutional Law casebook. We are still waiting…

In 1893, a Harvard law professor named James Bradley Thayer published one of the most influential articles in U.S. legal…

The Harlan Institute has completed the Fourteenth Annual Virtual Supreme Court Competition. This year, in honor of America’s 250th Anniversary,…

The former head of the Trump administration’s investigation into COVID-19’s origins told Congress today that the CIA actively frustrated his…

No porn. No sex ed. No queer content. That’s the promise of Radiant Mobile, a new cellphone network that launched…

An excerpt from a long Washington Court of Appeals decision approved yesterday for publication, Asbach v. Couto (Judge Bradley Maxa,…