A con law professor presents a Grand Bargain that will end the national debate over abortion: To be potentially viable, a national compromise would include four elements. First, it would permit aborti
Since the Opus Dei Court is going all-in for destroying any democratic accountability and implementing their vision of how great things were in 1950 despite no knowledge about actual life in 1950, we
All I can say about the decision of USC and UCLA to abandon the Pac-12 is that it makes me very sad. Pac-10 and then Pac-12 football has, since the late 1980s, been my consumer sport of choice, and th
On July 1, 1922, the Great Railroad Strike of 1922 begins. Also known as the Railway Shopmen’s Strike, this action was the largest railway strike in the United States since the Pullman Strike in
This is a horrible time in American history, but it’s also one that we can step back at and look with some confusion. The Republican Party is seeking to turn back the entire civil rights movemen
As a reminder, the most intellectually honest member of the Dobbs gang said the following in his concurring opinion: [I]n future cases, we should reconsider all of this Court’s substantive due proce
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Views differ! The Supreme Court will take up a case from North Carolina next term that could upend federal elections by eliminating virtually all oversight of those elections by state courts. On Thurs
In this instance the rule is known as the “non-delegation doctrine.” That doctrine states that when Republicans don’t like a policy outcome, Congress has to tell an administrative ag