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President Trump’s tariffs are extensive, complex, and unprecedented. Are they legal? A series of courts are about to decide, and the entire edifice of Trump's tariffs is hanging at the edge of legal precipice. Will the federal courts, and ultimately SCOTUS, invalidate Trump's tariff regime? We address this question from various angles on this episode.
David Theroux, Williamson Evers, and Graham Walker examine new rulings from the U.S. Supreme Court on religious liberty, the NCAA, antitrust, and property rights;...
When the feds lean on social media firms to take down alleged misinformation, it turns out that’s government censorship—according to the Federal Fifth Circuit...
Could society manage if we didn’t have a government forcing us to do things? Would everything descend into chaos? Or are there resources in...
