clause in the U.S. constitution concerning regulation of commerce
The Supreme Court is mulling whether to allow California, which has virtually no domestic pork industry, to regulate other states’ pig farms. If farms are forced to adopt California’s strictures,…
Andrew McCarthy of National Review Online attempts to read the tea leaves at the U.S. Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has fast-tracked two cases involving the vaccine mandates that President…
Andrew McCarthy of National Review Online focuses on one recent issue up for consideration at the nation’s highest court. I happen to believe that the eviction moratorium has been dreadful…
Melissa Quinn of the Washington Examiner looks ahead to the next round of gun-related cases that could be heading to the U.S. Supreme Court’s docket. The U.S. Supreme Court will…
Charles Cooke of National Review Online is no fan of U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell’s plan to raise the minimum age for purchase of tobacco products. Let’s leave aside for a…
Kevin Daley of the Daily Caller highlights a new account of U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts’ perplexing vote to save the Affordable Care Act. A forthcoming biography of Chief Justice…
Attorneys Robert Henneke and Chance Weldon argue in a Daily Caller column that recent changes challenge the Affordable Care Act‘s constitutionality. In 2012, the five conservative justices on the United…
The U.S. Supreme Court’s future rulings on campaign spending, school choice, individual gun rights, and government’s general power to regulate “commerce” all hang in the balance as voters head to…
Asheville City Council will hear a report about some free money it got from the federal government and what they did with it. The grant was for a two-day workshop…
John Stossel‘s latest column posted at Human Events discusses the erosion of constitutional safeguards in recent years. [N]ow, some Americans, right and left, give up on the Constitution whenever it…
The latest Bloomberg Businessweek offers a good example of the conventional (left-of-center) wisdom about U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts. Once praised for his questionable vote to preserve the Affordable Care…
Kevin Williamson uses his latest National Review Online column to puncture some myths surrounding prices. The United States passed its first sugar tariff in 1789, before Rhode Island got around…