Today in Supreme Court History: June 1, 1925

Today in Supreme Court History: May 30, 1865

Today in Supreme Court History: May 31, 1860

The grand tour’s most enduring truth: Even the most miraculous work of art is born not just into history, but also out of it

Psychic Soldiers, Mind Readers, and Dolphin Drones: The Cold War's Weird Paranormal History

Jeff Parker ETA IVtet – Happy Today

Trump Loves Accusing Critics of Treason. U.S. Law Makes That Charge Hard To Prove—for Good Reason.

"Ukraine Turns Real-Life Kills into Video Game Thrills for Drone Pilots"

The Truth About Slavery and America

Music, the Neural Harmonics of Emotion, and How Love Recomposes the Brain

Sunday Poem

Today in Supreme Court History: May 27, 1935

Today in Supreme Court History: May 25, 1861

Today in Supreme Court History: May 26, 1868

Court Awards $400M Default Judgment Against North Korea to Victims of 1968 Attack on U.S.S. Pueblo

Panel on Free Speech at the Library of Congress This Tuesday (June 2), 5:30 to 7:30 pm (Moderated by David Lat)

Who Is The District Court Judge Who Was Privately Reprimanded For Having Loud Sex In Her Chambers With A Law Enforcement Officer From Her District?

"The age when you can run a literary magazine on trust is over. You can either decide AI submissions are fine, or you can filter for them"

A Snippet of a Conversation Between ChatGPT and Me

Alasdair MacIntyre believed that Western morality, having lost its rationale, was replaced by something thinner: mere moral passion  

Sensitivity readers promise authenticity but deliver essentialism. Who really benefits when identity polices the imagination?