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The Hill: Gavin Newsom thought he could override the Constitution—now he faces a recall
On September 14, California voters head to the polls to decide Gov. Gavin Newsom’s fate in a historic recall election. Perhaps the biggest motivating factor behind the recall effort is Newsom’s aggressive COVID-19 pandemic response, paying little attention to the role of the executive under a government of separated powers. |
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Supreme Court sides with landlords and PLF, secures an injunction against CDC’s eviction moratorium
Late last week, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision in Alabama Association of Realtors v. Department of Health and Human Services, affirming what Pacific Legal Foundation has argued on behalf of landowners for nearly a year—that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lacked the constitutional authority to enforce its nationwide eviction moratorium. |
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San Jose State University must respect and protect free speech
American universities are meant to be places to debate ideas and explore novel theories. But, unfortunately, the current picture on American campuses is quite different. |
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