Why Did the Roberts Court Punt on Ten Second Amendment Cases?
The most likely explanation is that neither of the Court’s ideological factions was confident enough of Roberts’s support to risk granting certiorari.
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Against the Universal DH
It won’t solve baseball’s problems; it will only create new ones.
The Virus Doesn’t Care about Hypocrisy
The coronavirus is still out there, even if we want to pretend it's no longer an issue.
Trump Warns Mass Vote-By-Mail ‘Puts the Election at Risk’
The president has repeatedly slammed calls for mail-in voting, saying in April that it lets “people cheat” and involves “a lot of dishonesty.”
Atlanta Cop Denies Serving as ‘State’s Witness’ against Former Partner in Shooting Case
“I have full faith in the criminal justice system,” Atlanta police officer Devin Brosnan said.
Did Truman Really Call MacArthur That?
It seems unlikely.
‘Coronavirus Has Come to Trump Country!’ Plus California, Oregon, and Nevada
There’s little evidence that blue states are handling the virus one way and red states another.
What Tim Kaine Gets Wrong about Slavery — and Why It Matters
America didn’t invent it, and arguing otherwise makes it harder for us to end its continued practice abroad.
Senate Democrats Move to Gut the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
In the wake of the Bostock decision, Democrats are pushing a bill that would further weaken protections for religious Americans.
Hey, You Know Who Else Thinks ‘We’ve Got a Lot of Killers’?
He's missing the common ground.