Author: Joshua Thompson The College Sports Council released a study today that links Title IX, a statute that has been applied to require "proportionality" in men and women collegiate athetics, to an overall decrease in the availability of tennis for … Continue reading
Author: Luke A. Wake We are representing Matt Sissel in his challenge to the recently enacted health care law's mandate that every American must purchase health insurance. As we have explained, Congress has no constitutional authority to require Sissel to … Continue reading
Author: Damien M. Schiff I've written several times here about PLF's lawsuit, Brown v. Adams, challenging the failure of a number of state officials to abide by their nominating and appointing obligations as regards members of the Scientific Review Panel … Continue reading
Author: Timothy Sandefur I’ll be a guest on the Lars Larson radio program tomorrow at 1:30pm, to discuss my book The Right to Earn A Living: Economic Freedom And The Law. Also, on Wednesday, I’ll be in Portland, Oregon, speaking … Continue reading
Author: Damien M. Schiff So asks James McWilliams in a recent oped in the New York Times' Freakonomics blog. McWilliams, a professor at Texas State University and a professed environmentalist, makes the point that, because we don't know what is … Continue reading
Author: Damien M. Schiff Last week, the LA Times Greenspace blog quoted me on the Center for Biological Diversity's petition to list the San Bernardino Mountains flying squirrel. The petition argues that the squirrel will lose habitat owing to global warming. The … Continue reading
Author: Brandon Middleton Jonathan Strong of the Daily Caller asks whether the Environmental Protection Agency is to blame for the resurgence of bed bugs: There were almost no bed bugs in the United States between World War II and the … Continue reading