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Crying ‘Censorship,’ US Pressures Foreign Officials in Bid to Counter Tech Regulations
July 24, 2025
Trump Administration expresses concern that foreign countries and multilateral institutions are pressuring American tech platforms to adopt global content moderation policies.
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Yes, The Founders Were Originalists
July 22, 2025
The authors of the paper make the claim that the Founding Fathers were indeed originalists who saw the Constitution as the supreme law of the land with authoritative force and coexisting with unwritten law.
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US Supreme Court Strikes Another Blow Against the Administrative State
July 18, 2025
Federal district courts are no longer required to defer to the FCC's interpretation of statutes in civil enforcement proceedings.
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The Case for School Choice in Light of 'Mahmoud'
July 01, 2025
Following the United States Supreme Court's recent decision in favor of parental rights in Mahmoud v. Taylor, J.D. Tuccille, contributing editor to Reason magazine, argues that expanded school choice would avoid similar conflicts in the future.
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US Supreme Court Upholds Texas Online Obscenity Law
July 01, 2025
The Supreme Court of the United States has affirmed the right of the Texas legislature to require age verification for certain websites as a means of protecting children from online obscenity, saying that such laws do not infringe on freedom of speech.
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United States Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Transgender Procedures for Minors
June 24, 2025
In a landmark decision regarding the issue of parental rights, the Supreme Court has declared Tennessee's ban on "irreversible transgender procedures for minors" to be constitutional, paving the way for similar bans to be upheld in more than 20 other states.
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Federal Judge Upholds Power of Executive in Recent Decision
June 18, 2025
U.S. District Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil has dismissed a case by teachers unions in New York protesting the Trump Administration's cancellation of federal grants to Columbia University, a move that emphasizes the proper balance of power between the judicial and executive branches.
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Texas Supreme Court Takes Steps to Reform Legal Education
June 16, 2025
By inviting comments on whether to rescind the American Bar Association's decisive role in the law school accreditation process, the Texas Supreme Court has taken needed steps to bring balance back to the legal profession.
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Mexico's Judicial Elections Move it Farther Away from "the Most Democratic Country in the World"
June 09, 2025
Contrary to promises made by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's recent judicial reforms take power away from the people, greatly weaken the separation of powers, and underminde "legal security and predictability."
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Mexico's First Judicial Elections are Met with Controversy
June 06, 2025
While the Mexican government hailed it as a success, the country's first-ever judicial elections were met with low turnout and confusion around the complicated process.
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