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• Second Amendment Roundup: The Citizenship Clause Implicates the Second Amendment.
  Posted on Monday March 30, 2026
  Aliens here unlawfully or on a nonimmigrant visa are prohibited from possession of firearms. Continue Reading »
• Former Fox Anchor Andrea Tantaros's Court Filings Contained Inaccurate Citations; Court Suspects AI Hallucinations
  Posted on Sunday March 29, 2026
  Tantaros is representing herself in a lawsuit against Fox and, among others, ex-Senator Scott Brown, alleging sexual harassment and other claims. Continue Reading »
• Today in Supreme Court History: March 29, 1937
  Posted on Sunday March 29, 2026
  3/29/1937: West Coast Hotel v. Parrish decided.   The post Today in Supreme Court History: March 29, 1937 appeared first on Reason.com. Continue Reading »
• Max Martin on the Enhanced Games, Regulation, and Human Potential
  Posted on Sunday March 29, 2026
  "Performance enhancements are actually, contrary to what many people think, not that dangerous," the Enhanced CEO tells Reason. Continue Reading »
• Open Thread
  Posted on Sunday March 29, 2026
  What’s on your mind? Continue Reading »
• Chicago Progressives Voted To Freeze Minimum Wage Hikes for Restaurant Workers. Why Won't the Mayor Listen?
  Posted on Saturday March 28, 2026
  While eliminating the tipped wage may sound like a win on paper for waiters, the results have been disconcerting. Continue Reading »
• Today in Supreme Court History: March 28, 1955
  Posted on Saturday March 28, 2026
  3/28/1955: Williamson v. Lee Optical decided.   The post Today in Supreme Court History: March 28, 1955 appeared first on Reason.com. Continue Reading »
• What Exactly Is a Groyper?
  Posted on Saturday March 28, 2026
  Nick Fuentes and his followers compete to see who can be most offensive. Continue Reading »
• Open Thread
  Posted on Saturday March 28, 2026
  What’s on your mind? Continue Reading »
• Judge Rejects 'Orwellian Notion' That Anthropic Is a Supply Chain Risk for Disagreeing With the Government
  Posted on Friday March 27, 2026
  Judge Rita Lin's preliminary injunction confirms what government officials had implicitly acknowledged: The supply chain risk designation was punishment, not policy. Continue Reading »
• Short Circuit: An inexhaustive weekly compendium of rulings from the federal courts of appeal
  Posted on Friday March 27, 2026
  Permissible ingredients, mandatory detention, and burrowing mites. Continue Reading »
• Maine Lobsterman Asks the Supreme Court To Strike Down a Rule Allowing the Government To Track His Boat 24/7
  Posted on Friday March 27, 2026
  The case could give the Court a chance to clarify what a "closely regulated" business is and what constitutional protections it enjoys. Continue Reading »
• Minnesota Bills Would Create State Right To Sue Government Officials for Constitutional Violations
  Posted on Friday March 27, 2026
  Two different pieces of legislation aim to create state workarounds to the procedural quagmire of federal civil rights litigation. Continue Reading »
• Khan v. Yale University #TheyLied Case Dismissed Because of Plaintiff's "Egregious" Litigation Misconduct
  Posted on Friday March 27, 2026
  Not the misconduct itself, but noted in the court's opinion as one of the items plaintiff had sought to withhold from discovery: "During a separate text conversation on May 11, 2018, Plaintiff texted Mr. Roe: 'If I had 5 dollars for every gender, I would have 5 dollars coz women are objects.'" Continue Reading »
• Less Than 50 Percent of New Yorkers Support Hochul's Nicotine Pouch Tax
  Posted on Friday March 27, 2026
  The unpopular plan could do real harm by taxing safer alternatives at the same rate as cigarettes, discouraging smokers from quitting. Continue Reading »