303 Creative LLC v Elenis
The same-sex wedding website ruling.
Plus, I respond to reader criticism from Friday's piece.
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Affirmative Action
The Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
How will this change college admissions?
Pedro Gonzalez
Sometimes, the edgelords are actually racists.
Editor’s note: Obviously, two monumental Supreme Court decisions have broken in the last 24 hours — one regarding affirmative action and one regarding gay and religious rights. We’ll be addressing both when we are back from a short vacation next week. In the meantime, keep an eye on our YouTube
Joe Biden
Impeaching Joe Biden.
Some Republicans are trying to boot Biden from office.
Independent state legislature theory
SCOTUS rejects independent state legislature theory.
Plus, a reader question about abortion polling.
John Durham
John Durham's testimony.
Plus, a question about third party candidates.
Russia
The military mutiny in Russia.
Plus, a reader question about climate change.
Bothsidesism
What makes a bad argument?
All the ways to engage in bad-faith.
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PHILIP WALLACH AND ISAAC DISCUSS THE FUNCTIONALITY OF CONGRESS
Today, we are talking with Philip Wallach. He is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), where he studies America’s separation of powers, with a focus on regulatory policy issues and the relationship between Congress and the administrative state. In his latest book Why Congress
Joe Rogan
The RFK Jr. and Joe Rogan interview.
RFK Jr.'s comments have sparked outrage, and calls for a debate.
Hunter Biden
The Hunter Biden plea deal.
Is this a sweetheart deal, or normal?
PGA
The PGA-LIV golf merger.
What does this say about our current geopolitics?