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In England, a major report found that more than 500 mothers and babies died or were seriously harmed at Nottingham University…

7/9/1868: The Fourteenth Amendment is ratified. The Fourteenth AmendmentThe post Today in Supreme Court History: July 9, 1868 appeared first…

On Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit ruled in favor of Ausencio Martinez, finding that Illinois…

It all started with a fight. Dominique Jenkins-Millage, 29, saw the person who killed his cousin while they were both…

From Spengler v. Coop. Educ. Serv. Agency 7, decided yesterday by Seventh Circuit Judge Michael Scudder, joined by Chief Judge…

In February, President Donald Trump might not have had red-hot economic numbers to point to, but at least he could…

Today’s guest is Clark Neily, a constitutional litigator, civil liberties advocate, and senior vice president for legal studies at the…

When he was arrested in 1965, Charles Katz “was probably the preeminent college basketball handicapper in America.” Or so says…

The Trump administration claims that its new Homeland Security task forces are here to protect Americans from an “invasion” by…

Waiting for the government to shed power and voluntarily reduce its intrusions into people’s lives can be an exercise in…

Odds Man Out: The Untold Story of How Professional Sports Crushed the Pioneers of Online Betting, by Jay Cohen, Post…

This new article of mine has just been published by the Emory Law Journal. Here’s the Abstract; readers might recall that…