About 4,000 people in America die every year while waiting for kidney transplants. More than 95,000 currently need regular dialysis to stay alive while waiting for transplants. The average person who ...

But immigration authorities, cops, and courts keep deciding that, for some reason, the Fourth Amendment just doesn't apply where new technology is concerned. Case in point: A federal court just held ...

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"laintiffs' suit fails because they seek to use American courts as a sword against Ofcom rather than as a shield to protect themselves." ...

Instead of kidney waitlists that kill thousands of people a year, let people get paid for kidney transplants.

So the gender gap is real, and much of it also persists even controlling for ideology: My Hoover colleague and Stanford political science professor Doug Rivers, who is the chief scientist (and former ...

In Magistrate Judge Lara Eshkenazi's opinion Monday in Mercante v. Tarzia (E.D.N.Y.), defendant's counsel (Coleman) filed an exhibit containing ...

High school principal Eric James has been arrested and charged after authorities discovered four hidden recording devices in areas ...

"Nigger" and other racial epithets were routinely hurled at Douglass. But far more damaging than crude racist attacks were various allegations of sexual depravity, of lying about his life story, of ...

A recent settlement crippled a local code enforcement scheme. It's also a reminder of how local governments leverage petty ...

The key precedent on this in AP v. Budowich (D.C. Cir. 2025), which upheld the exclusion of the AP from the Oval Office ...

A federal appeals court says it's legal for federal agents to scroll through your phone and take pictures of its contents without a warrant or suspicion of criminal activity.