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7/16/2019: Justice John Paul Stevens died. Justice John Paul StevensThe post Today in Supreme Court History: July 16, 2019 appeared…

The Iran war gives a whole new meaning to the phrase “targeted ads.” During the war, the U.S. military evacuated…

The libertarian-leaning Rep. Thomas Massie (R–Ky.) is making active use of his last few months in Congress. One of his…

President Donald Trump’s brazenly corrupt “settlement” of his lawsuit against the IRS included a jaw-dropping order in which Acting Attorney…

The article is here; here’s the Introduction: The gravest contemporary threats to expressive freedom do not always take the form of…

In May of this year, a federal judge ruled that Cook County, Illinois, is liable for constitutional violations when it…

An excerpt from the June 29 Georgia Court of Appeals decision in Accuracy in Media, Inc. v. Giusti, written by…

Debbie Norris Woodell, former executive director of the Dunn Housing Authority in North Carolina, was sentenced to two years in…

It’s judicial precedent now, from Judge J. Nicholas Ranjan (W.D. Pa.) in yesterday’s Multiple Energy Tech., LLC v. Under Armour,…

The District of Columbia is considering a bill that would permit the commercial use of autonomous vehicles (A.V.s), such as…

It seems unlikely that a merger of Hollywood studios would be a matter for U.S. states to get involved in.…

Brown v. Board of Education was decided in 1954. How much of an impact did Brown have on racial segregation…