All Posts by Hans Bader

Hans Bader practices law in Washington, D.C. After studying economics and history at the University of Virginia and law at Harvard, he practiced civil-rights, international-trade, and constitutional law. He also once worked in the Education Department. Hans writes for CNSNews.com and has appeared on C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal.” Contact him at hfb138@yahoo.com

Federal appeals court strikes down provision of Florida’s Stop W.O.K.E. Act

Electric cars produce more toxic emissions, are worse for the environment than gas-powered cars, study finds

Implant patient can move computer mouse just by thinking, Elon Musk says

Democratic proposal to release inmates earlier would have ‘detrimental impact on public safety’ in Virginia, state attorney general says

Virginia’s progressive legislature is raising taxes, by veto-proof margins

Washington State likely to adopt rent control law limiting rent increases to 7 percent, regardless of inflation

University of Wisconsin student government votes to remove Lincoln statue, calling it a ‘remnant’ of ‘white supremacy’

Judge finds racial profiling in Richmond based on crude statistics; many criminals could be released

FDA and CDC may soon use indigenous folk wisdom on par with scientific evidence

California’s war on plastic bag use backfires, increasing plastic bag waste

Biden restricts natural gas exports. That’s ‘bad for Americans and our allies.’

As college students’ IQ falls, more cities and states drop college degree requirements

Revival of seagrass may save Florida’s starving manatees

Virginia legislation would penalize lack of diversity in firms seeking economic development aid

Virginia bill would redefine revenge porn to include non-porn, making it easier to prosecute politicians’ critics

Microsoft is adding an AI button to PC keyboards, its first major change in three decades

Virginia bill could define students as bullies partly based on race, which would violate federal law

Scientists discover new antibiotic that can kill drug-resistant bacteria

National Park Service plans to remove statute of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania

National Science Foundation conceals identity of people shaping government policy

Chicago mayor proposes reparations to reduce high crime rate, but reparations do not reduce crime

Illegal aliens will qualify for free health care in California on Jan. 1

EEOC releases records about discrimination it allegedly committed; EEOC has long history of illegal discrimination

Spain’s socialist government will shut down Spain’s nuclear plants, causing environmental and economic problems

Most young adults believe ‘Jews as a class are oppressors’, according to a leading pollster

Tiny robots made from human cells heal damaged tissue

Washington subway system forecasts big service cuts and layoffs amid deficit

7500 wind turbines in Spain will be dismantled by 2028, leaving behind waste that is hard to dispose of

Overspending leads to $68 billion projected budget deficit in California

Reading “Last Rights: The Death of American Liberty” will enrich your brain

Millions of Africans will receive life-saving malaria vaccine

NSF releases records about government’s policy toward indigenous knowledge

Education Department releases more records about anti-charter school rule

Corruption makes government employees fatter

School board member calls constituent ‘pencil dick’ for raising civil-liberties issue

States bring back suspensions in response to rising misbehavior and disruptions in schools

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