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

Biden administration’s ‘anti-harassment’ mandate to colleges tells them to violate the First Amendment

Tax rises on milk in poor country with 245 million people

China’s space probe returns to Earth with rare moon rocks

Waymo offers its robotaxis to everyone in San Francisco

First anti-epilepsy device ever is inserted into English boy’s skull

Artificial intelligence outperforms radiologists in detecting prostate cancer

New blood test can detect Parkinson’s disease years before symptoms arise

Rare cat is no longer endangered

Federal budget deficit to jump $400 billion, fueled by student debt forgiveness

New vaccines are coming to fight malaria

Restaurant robots can cook and serve your meal now, and clear and set tables

Many whales seen off New England, such as endangered sei whales

Personalized cancer vaccines cut death rates by 40-50% for skin & breast cancer

Weight-loss drugs cut cancer risk by a fifth, research shows

Weak school discipline cut academic achievement, especially for black kids

Illinois enacts tax increase, $8 billion debt increase, special favors for media paid for by taxpayers

Released records shed light on National Park Service plan to remove the statue of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania

Biden administration planning to prioritize race over competence in kidney transplants

Freedom of Information Act lawsuit sheds more light on entity that helped push gender transitions for minors

TSA inefficiency harms economy, passenger safety; Private screeners do better

New York State spends three times as much on education for worse results

Memorial Day cookouts cost 10% more this year

Life expectancy will rise by 5 years in the world as a whole, but not the U.S., by 2050

Electric cars more likely to kill pedestrians, damage roads and bridges

Researchers turn wool offcuts and hair clippings into graphite for batteries

Brain tissue can now be frozen and thawed without harm

Endangered species make comeback in incredibly dense nation with rising population

Very healthy coral reef is nestled among offshore oil platforms

HHS releases transgender-related records after being sued

Blue whale populations are recovering in the Antarctic

Virginia governor successfully vetoes sales-tax increase bill

Biden lies about the inflation rate, which rose dramatically after he took office

Ole Miss investigates student for making monkey noises in political debate, despite looming free speech issue

Progressive cities won’t enforce trespass laws against left-wing anti-Israel protesters, violating First Amendment rule against viewpoint discrimination

Florida foolishly bans lab-grown meat

California legislature moves toward paying billions in reparations, but the racial wealth gap isn’t a reason for reparations

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