Seceding our way to a fairer electoral college
Yevgeny Shrago California’s Riverside County Supervisor Jeff Stone made some waves this week, pushing for the Republican parts of Southern and Central […]
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The Fourth Amendment’s Death Is Greatly Exaggerated . . . We Hope
Mark Wilson The Fourth Amendment is not merely on life support. According to Chief Judge Alex Kozinski of the Ninth
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The Never-Ending Battle Over Affirmative Action at the University of Michigan
Billy Corriher A recent decision from the Sixth Circuit provides a new chapter in the long legal battle over affirmative action
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Slavery still part of the U.S. economy
Marshall Thompson Last Tuesday, Rep. Michelle Bachmann, who is known for her controversial statements, made a very uncontroversial remark about slavery.
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Google+ Privacy = ??
Jake Laperruque Two weeks ago tech giant Google charged back into the social networking world with Google+. And while Google’s