John Roberts Serves A Blue Plate Special, And The Progressives Forget All Of Their Complaints About The Shadow Docket Trump v. Illinois is Robertsian faux minimalism at its worst. Reason · Dec 24, 2025
Firings, and Tariffs, and Trump, Oh My! Justices Barrett and Kavanaugh are still chewing over Justice Gorsuch's questions from the tariffs case. Reason · Dec 19, 2025
Legislative Vetoes for Independent Agencies Congress tried to claw back the FTC's powers in 1980 through a legislative veto, but Chadha rendered that "bargain" unconstitutional. Reason · Dec 11, 2025
Some Answers to Justice Barrett's Questions in Trump v. Slaughter Why the Executive Power Vesting clause of Article II compels a holding that the President has the power to remove Federal Trade Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter. Reason · Dec 9, 2025
GERD vs. Acid Reflux: Understanding GERD Symptoms, Acid Reflux Causes, and Effective Heartburn Treatment Key differences between GERD and acid reflux, including GERD symptoms, acid reflux causes, and effective heartburn treatment options for lasting relief. Medical Daily · Nov 22, 2025
Maha movement helps to kill bill seeking US food-safety rollbacks Public health advocates praise rewrite of legislation backed by big-food influence operation AFIT The Guardian - US · Nov 8, 2025
Ilya Confusion At The Scalia Memorial Dinner Justice Barrett mentioned Ilya Somin, but meant Ilya Shapiro. Reason · Nov 7, 2025
The Tariff Case and Veto Overrides It always takes a veto-proof majority to claw back the President's powers. Reason · Nov 6, 2025
Counting to Five for the Government In The Tariffs Case I was in the Court, and I have a different take on the case. Reason · Nov 6, 2025
What I Expect from the Court's Upcoming Term Why I'm (mildly) optimistic about the Court's confrontation with presidential power Reason · Nov 4, 2025
Six Things I Learned From Jodi Kantor's Latest Article The Court installed timers to keep track of how long each Justice speaks for! Reason · Nov 2, 2025
I Think I Know Why SCOTUS Does Not Grant Fourth Amendment Cases Anymore Search and seizure cases are very fact bound. The Court wants to set general standards. Reason · Oct 29, 2025
The Asymmetry on Standing for Liberals and Conservatives Justice Kagan acknowledged an unspoken truth in standing law: it is easier for blue litigants to have standing than for red litigants. Reason · Oct 23, 2025
Still the Stare Decisis Court (At Least For Now) Even with a six-justice conservative majority, the Roberts Court has not (yet) increased the rate at which it overturns precedents. Reason · Oct 20, 2025
Reason · Oct 15, 2025 Boerne, RFRA, and the VRA Several justices seem ready to import the congruence and proportionality test to the 15th Amendment.
Reason · Oct 12, 2025 Even With A Skewed Sample, The New York Times Survey Of Federal Judges Reveals A Brewing Judicial Crisis And once again, you know who is to blame.
Reason · Sep 29, 2025 The Law No Longer Listens To Justice Kennedy Justice Kennedy's new book reminds me how grateful I am the law no longer listens to him.
Reason · Sep 28, 2025 Why Can't The Court Schedule Emergency Docket Conferences? Justice Kagan peels back the curtain on the Court's failure to schedule conferences for emergency cases.
Reason · Sep 19, 2025 Some Things We Learn From Justice Barrett's New Book Chapter 4 on "Deciding a case" offers some insights that we didn't know, or at least didn't know for certain.
Reason · Sep 19, 2025 Would Jimmy Kimmel Have Standing To Bring a Jawboning Claim Under Murthy? Whatever standing rule applies to the red team should apply to the blue team.
AAP · Sep 12, 2025 Police honour slain officers as manhunt continues Hundreds of riders have hit the road to honour three slain police officers, setting out on a motorcycle ride to raise money for families of the fallen.
Reason · Sep 9, 2025 Justice Kavanaugh Continues To Be The Only Justice To Explain Emergency Docket Orders And Justice Kavanaugh has come a long way since using the term "noncitizen" instead of "illegal alien."
Reason · Sep 7, 2025 Does A Supreme Court Justice Have To Move To The Swamp And "Burn The Boats"? I've long thought it would be positive if Justices maintained their primary residences outside of D.C.
Reason · Aug 24, 2025 Who Was The Fourth Vote For Cert In Chiles v. Salazar? In December 2023, only three Justices would have granted in Tingley v. Ferguson, which presented the same issue.
Reason · Aug 21, 2025 N.C. Trial Court Rejects First Amendment Defense to "Addictive Design" Claim Against Tiktok From State ex rel. Jackson v. TikTok Inc., decided Tuesday by Judge Adam Conrad; I'm skeptical about the analysis, for… The post N.C. Trial Court Rejects First Amendment Defense to "Addictive Design" Claim Against Tiktok appeared first on Reason.com.