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This week, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed expanding a ban on drones from other countries—including products it had previously…

Amidst the global push to crack down on kids’ internet usage, France this week became the first member of the…

Members of the Federal Trade Commission are no longer protected from presidential removal without cause. Humphrey’s Executor–or whatever was left of…

Just when I thought that Biden-era antitrust antagonism against tech companies was starting to fade, President Donald Trump has nominated…

At his Substack, Shany Mor reflects on the revealed preferences since 10/7 of the Western NGOS, individuals, and governmental institutions…

A new episode of the Academic Freedom Podcast has been released. The podcast is sponsored by the Academic Freedom Alliance…

Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. This week’s newsletter includes stories on:  New York Mayor Zohran…

Ken Jouppi. (Institute for Justice)   In Timbs v. Indiana (2019), the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the Excessive Fines Clause…

7/21/1824: Justice Stanley Matthews’s birthday. Justice Stanley MatthewsThe post Today in Supreme Court History: July 21, 1824 appeared first on…

From Barnes v. Scola, decided Thursday by Judge Richard Seeborg (N.D. Cal.): Selena Scola is an actress, entertainer, and influencer.…

Officials in Culver City, California, are considering a permanent ban on new fast-food restaurants with drive-thru lanes. The proposal grew out…

I guess we’re all working-class now: “I think if you have to work to pay your bills, I think that…