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The Hill: To cripple the abusive campus ‘sex bureaucracy,’ rein in the Title IX coordinators
If you want to entrench a government policy, make sure someone’s job depends on enforcing it. Even if that person isn’t a true believer in the program initially, he or she will be by the time their first paycheck arrives—and increasingly after that. |
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A chef cooking to stay afloat during COVID-19
Chef Geoff Tracy is an entrepreneur, cookbook author, and owner of restaurants in the Washington, D.C., area. And in 2018, Chef Geoff sued the State of Virginia over the state’s unconstitutional ban on happy hour and alcohol advertisements—and won with PLF. |
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Townhall: Congressional and state efforts to reform doctrine of qualified immunity under way
The killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis over Memorial Day weekend sparked protests and nationwide discussions of race, police abuse and criminal justice reform—a discussion that has yet to abate. His tragic death also renewed focus on a legal doctrine called “qualified immunity” that government bureaucrats and regulatory officers have used as a legal defense to violate people’s rights. |
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The Amazing Housing Politics of Spider-Man—Pop Culture Urbanism Episode 1
How can Spider-Man possibly afford to live in New York? And how can we make the city more affordable for dear Aunt May? |
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