#PublicDiscourse

Nikita Bier is head of product at X. He has always struck me as a reasonable person looking for ways…

From Grenell v. Troye, decided yesterday by Judge Rossie Alston (E.D. Va.): Plaintiff Richard Grenell … is a former Acting…

In December, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.) took to Instagram, where he proposed freezing the construction of data centers. Now the…

It begins: anyone who’s ever spent too much time on social media—or simply suffered any setbacks while simultaneously having social…

I recently submitted additional written testimony for the US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited…

Richard Re wrote a characteristically insightful post evaluating Justice Scalia’s “uncertain legacy.” Richard makes a fair point that many of…

Politicians say they can “make the economy work better.” I once believed they could. But years of reporting taught me…

This week, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) effectively banned the sale of nearly all wireless routers in the U.S., in…

Town v. Greece v. Galloway (2014) presaged the Court’s turn towards history and tradition in the Establishment Clause context. The…

Some Supreme Court justices are so eager to demonstrate their independence, President Donald Trump complained last week, that they “openly…

The Supreme Court yesterday rejected a petition from Priscilla Villarreal, the independent Texas journalist who was arrested on felony charges…

From the Consent Decree filed today in Missouri v. Biden (W.D. La.): As President Trump stated upon taking office on…