Jonathan H. Adler

This morning, the Supreme Court denied the Trump Administration's application for a stay of a district court's temporary restraining order blocking the

In 2018 and 2020, California adopted laws requiring corporations headquartered in the state to diversify their Boards of Directors. Specifically, the laws

On Friday, the Trump Administration announced that it would cap the indirect cost rate for federal grants from the National Institutes of Health at

The McIntoshes own a mobile home park in Madisonville, Kentucky. After a tenant complained, the city found mold and mildew in one of the homes, condemned

Last fall, I noticed that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit had redesigned portions of its website, creating a new opinions portal. Alas, as

This morning, in its second opinion of 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has concluded that the Federal Communications so-called "Open

Does an individual's socio-economic background affect their likelihood of success in academia or their field of study? It certainly might. A new study,

Yesterday the White House issued a statement by President Biden indicating he is vetoing the JUDGES Act, bipartisan legislation to create additional

Last week, in Held v. Montana, the Montana Supreme Court held that the Montana Constitution's guarantee of a "clean and healthful environment" encompasses

This morning the Supreme Court issued its first signed decision in an argued case for October Term 2024. (The Court previously DIGged another case.) This