The thirty-seventh episode (Apple Podcasts link here and Spotify link here) of “Strangers on the Internet” with co-host and psychologist Michelle Lange features Prof. Derek Bambauer from the University of Florida Levin College of Law. We catch up with our Internet law scholar guest as he reviews his dating life in Tucson, Arizona before his big move across the country to Gainesville, Florida. […]

Aaron Sibarium reports for the Free Beacon: “All applicants will be required to submit a short video, no longer than 90 seconds, addressing a question chosen at random,” the school’s admissions page said Monday morning. “The video statement will allow applicants to provide the Admissions Committee with additional insight into their personal strengths.” Critics slammed […]

If you thought the courts were done figuring out whether the financial penalty imposed under the Affordable Care Act on those who failed to obtain qualifying health insurance was a tax or a penalty, you were mistaken. Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit revisted that question for purposes of the federal […]

As followers of this blog will surely know, there have been a lot of important developments in the law of standing recently at the Supreme Court and in the lower courts. For that reason, the Constitutional Law Institute at the University of Chicago will be hosting a conference in late September about Article III standing […]

Daily News and Updates for July 31st, 2023: “BREAKING: Forensic Study Into 2020 Detroit, Michigan Election Finds Up to 34,000 Illegal Ballots – And Additional Warnings from Detroit Clerks that THOUSANDS of Absentee Paper Was Different than Normal Ballots” – Stillness in the Storm Source link

A small cargo ship AMS1 is reported by Hal Turner to be making an attempt to evade the Russian naval blockade of Ukrainian ports by skirting the Romanian border and getting as close as possible via the Danube River.  The ship is scheduled to arrive at the Romanian port of Braila soon. That is across […]