FWAW’s Clarette Claims Thomas Was Offered $20K To Propose To Her At The Reunion Apparently, they’re not the only ones who have been offered this deal either… Pedestrian.tv · Jul 22, 2025
Overheard At The Open: The Best Things I've Heard From A Week At Royal Portrush Over 200,000 fans descended upon the Dunluce Links for The Open Championship - these are the best things I heard from a week on the ground. Golf Monthly · Jul 20, 2025
“I don’t know where I’d be” – How one race shaped Oliver Bearman’s F1 future Haas F1 driver Oliver Bearman’s path to Formula 1 has been built on raw speed, early maturity, and an urgent need to make every chance count – like he did with Ferrari – while keeping expectations in check. Motorsport · Jul 18, 2025
How one race shaped Bearman’s F1 future – and marked out his Ferrari dream Oliver Bearman’s path to Formula 1 has been built on raw speed, early maturity, and an urgent need to make every chance count – like he did with Ferrari – while keeping expectations in check. Autosport · Jul 18, 2025
Professor Barrett Was At Home In CASA After the Supreme Court decided Trump v. CASA, the Wall Street Journal editorial page took a victory lap. The editors, who… The post Professor Barrett Was At Home In CASA appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Jul 16, 2025
Irish Tourist Detained For 100 Days By ICE After Overstaying Visa For Three Days: 'Didn't See The Sky For Weeks' An Irish tourist who briefly overstayed his visa earlier this year ended up being held for some 100 days Latin Times · Jul 15, 2025
‘Nobody is safe’: Irishman spends 100 days in ICE hell after overstaying visa by three days on medical advice "Completely incomprehensible". We Got This Covered · Jul 15, 2025
Free Speech Coalition Brings Text, History, and Tradition to the Free Speech Clause Justice Thomas tries to Bruenify free speech doctrine, but I'm not sure it will work. Reason · Jul 14, 2025
It’s beyond time to end the scandal of IPP THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Justice secretary Shabana Mahmood should listen to her former opposite number Alex Chalk, who has spoken out about how imprisonment for public protection orders have damaged lives The Independent UK · Jul 13, 2025
Justice Thomas Avoids Substantive Due Process with Meyer and Pierce Thomas may attempt to recast Pierce as a Free Exercise case, but it cannot be understood in that fashion. Reason · Jul 9, 2025
SCOTUS Bends The Law In Yet Another Obamacare Case Kennedy v. Braidwood Management, Inc. follows in the ignoble tradition of NFIB, King, and California. Reason · Jul 7, 2025
Braidwood Distinguishes Between "Officers of the United States" And "Employees" "Officers of the United States" can exercise "significant authority," but employees cannot. Reason · Jul 7, 2025
Have The Gundy and Fulton Moments Passed? The intelligible principle test and Employment Division v. Smith are likely safe from Justices Kavanaugh and Barrett. Reason · Jul 6, 2025
What Is A "Liberty Interest" And Why Does The Due Process Clause Protect It? Once again, Justice Thomas raises questions the other Justices simply do not wish to answer. Reason · Jul 6, 2025
Evening Standard · Jul 6, 2025 The Latehomecomer by Mavis Gallant book review: Glittering tales of emotional truth Mavis Gallant is back in fashion. Of course, for those paying attention, the late Canadian writer never went out of fashion in the first place. Be that as it may, she’s back, in the form of this Pushkin Press Classics edition of her short stories, complete with an introduction from…
Reason · Jul 6, 2025 Medina v. Planned Parenthood: Abandoning the Abortion "Distortion" Field For Section 1983 and the Spending Clause The Court faults lower courts for not anticipating the abandonment of Wilder and other Section 1983 precedents.
Reason · Jun 27, 2025 Porn, Guns, Marriage, and Voting From today's majority opinion by Justice Thomas in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton: Age-verification laws like H. B. 1181 fall… The post Porn, Guns, Marriage, and Voting appeared first on Reason.com.
Reason · Jun 27, 2025 Supreme Court Nukes Universal Injunctions (UPDATED) Justice Barrett writes for the Court's majority that universal injunctions likely exceed the equitable power of federal courts.
PC Gamer · Jun 25, 2025 Stalker 2 artist kickstarts the Zone Kit modding scene with a flood of glorious nonsense mods featuring Shrek, CJ, and—you guessed it—Thomas the Tank Engine We're not completely certain that Stalker 2 architecture artist Aleksandr Silantev is responsible for this spectacular work, but we're hopeful.
Digital Camera World · Jun 25, 2025 Did you know Photoshop wouldn’t exist without Star Wars? Adobe Photoshop is one of the most famous pieces of software ever created, and it might not even exist if it wasn’t for that galaxy far, far away…
Pedestrian.tv · Jun 23, 2025 Farmer Wants A Wife Reunion: Everything That Happened In The Final Episode Of FWAW 2025 The Farmer Wants A Wife 2025 reunion is finally here and it was juicy. So here are all the biggest moments from the final episode.
Euronews · Jun 22, 2025 Musical roots: Austria's JJ opens up on Eurovision 2025 win, dream collaborators and what comes next Euronews Culture sat down with JJ, Austria’s Eurovision 2025 winner to talk about life since his triumphant performance, his genre-blending high pitched singing voice and what he’s planning to do next.
The Independent UK · Jun 21, 2025 Keir Starmer must end the injustice of indefinite sentences today THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: There are thousands of people in prison in Britain with no release date, serving sentences that were abolished in 2012
Reason · Jun 20, 2025 The Promise and Pitfalls of Justice Barrett's Skrmetti Concurrence Justice Barrett rehabilitates Footnote 4, gives credence to Justice Kennedy's animus jurisprudence, and all but says that gays who were affected by a "legacy of de jure discrimination" are a suspect class.
Reason · Jun 18, 2025 Supreme Court Rejects Constitutional Challenge to State Limits on Sex Transition Treatments for Minors The Court's majority avoids the larger question of whether laws targeting transgender individuals should be subject to heightened scrutiny, but Justice Barrett did not.