Paxton's lawsuits against Democrats and claims of political persecution have helped him survive scandal. Now he faces a competitive Senate race.

The unlikely allies have joined forces before. Now they are raising concerns about government destruction of private property.

10/27/1787: First Federalist Paper is published.

The Supreme Court is asked to review several thousand cases each year. It agrees to review fewer than 1% of...

Will it move the needle on dating app fraud?

Israelis are weighing Netanyahu's record as the election could shape the country's leadership and its approach to the Middle East.

The NFL will almost certainly sell out a game in Tokyo, but tickets aren't where the real money comes from.

the court suggests that a narrower law, which only requires removal and nondisclosure after the plaintiff makes a specific demand, may be constitutional.

Not quite free speech, but free speech adjacent, and I think of interest to many of our regular Free Speech Unmuted listeners.

A Treasury proposal restricts large investors from buying single-family rentals, adding compliance costs without meaningfully changing housing policy.

From Magistrate Judge Enjolique A. Lett (S.D. Fla.): [1.] Defendant served its Notice of Subpoena Duces Tecum to non-party Mar-a-Lago...

Prosecutors allege that the former FBI director illegally disclosed classified information in 2016—an incident that was investigated twice without charges.

Robert Reich says Democrats should lay the groundwork to nationalize Starlink and SpaceX, but doing so could chill innovation without helping Ukraine.

Ever since a Pennsylvania man hung mannequins from a tree on his property, local officials have been haunting him.

D.C. filers pay more in federal income tax per return than residents of any state, yet they have no representation in Congress.

A judge ruled that the border agency has to give a clearer explanation for why it seized a traveler’s phone without a warrant.

From a long opinion yesterday by Judge Eumi Lee (N.D. Cal.) in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. v. U.S. Dep't of...

From the complaint in Piker v. Jennings; of course, this is just Piker's side of the story—I expect we'll get...

I've completed approximately 2 round trips from the Earth to the Moon.

The government criminalizing home distilling is morally indefensible and inconsistent with its treatment of wine and beer.

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