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The Ministerial Exception’s Unrealized Promise of Early and Straightforward Resolution of Church Autonomy Matters
The ministerial exception in employment cases is a subpart of the church autonomy doctrine. The...
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Judge Uses Originalism to Reject Unitary Executive Theory
Shortly after his inauguration, President Trump removed Gwynne Wilcox from her post as a member...
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What Risk Does Your Business Face for Creating Social Media Posts in the Studio Ghibli Style?
Have you noticed the internet meme fad of AI-produced images in the Studio Ghibli style?...
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From Whom Is the Fed Independent? To Whom Is It Accountable?
The Federal Reserve and its supporters constantly declare that the Fed is and should be...
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Who’s Really Responsible for Woke Capitalism?: A Review of The New Power Brokers
In U.S. capital markets, it is “proxy season.” From February to June, most public companies...
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HHS Takes Action to Protect Whistleblowers and Conscience Rights
On April 14, 2025, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced that it was taking...
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The Road to Campus Serfdom
This post originally appeared at Law & Liberty. It seems remarkable that seemingly antisemitic protests...
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NC Supreme Court Election Fight: “Bloodless Coup” or Election Administration Snafu?
More than five months after the November 2024 election, the race for Seat 6 of...
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Federal Circuit Failure to Apply Daubert Results in Unfairly Inflated Patent Damages
When someone doesn’t work but misleads authorities about their income to claim government benefits, it’s...
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Secret Recording and the Right to Privacy: Project Veritas at the Supreme Court
On April 7, Project Veritas filed a petition for certiorari with the United States Supreme...