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

Serial killers get short sentences under new Alameda district attorney

Anti-GMO activists are starving the people of Kenya

Legislation would let some transgender people avoid repaying their debts

Lab Leak likely caused COVID-19 outbreak, U.S. government officials say

Kamala Harris falsely claims Biden administration cut electricity and heating bills

Higher minimum wage causes more crime, study finds

Government-funded group blacklists conservative media, cutting off their ad revenue

Virginia Senate approves early-release bill for inmates; Many violent criminals could be released

Many big cities in the U.S. now have more murders than El Salvador

School system: High school students may become ‘clingy’ and tearful over minor mishap involving kid they never heard of

Biden administration says it may impose rent control on housing with federally-backed mortgages

Virginia Senate committee passes bill allowing all offenders to seek release after 15 years, the Second Look bill

Congressional Democrats ask Biden to impose national rent control

San Francisco should pay trillions in reparations to black people, panel decides

Virginia Democrats introduce rent control bills, which would make housing scarcer

Virginia ‘second-look’ bill to release long-term inmates reintroduced, without public safety safeguards

Federal government promotes eating unhealthy, sugary foods rather than meat

First US execution of transgender woman could take place Tuesday

Virginia’s largest school system pays $455,000 for ‘equal outcomes’ consultant

Oregon governor commuted killers’ death sentences. Some may be released

Washington State education officials attack objectivity and individualism, prefer slowness

Budget deficit hits monthly record due to Biden policies

Virginia Governor seeks to expand housing by curbing zoning and government red tape

Crime plunges in El Salvador as criminals are sent to prison

Philadelphia City Council approves permanent 10 p.m. curfew as crime rises

California state task force will recommend paying blacks $223,200 per person in reparations — $559 billion statewide

Apple helps crush human rights protests in China

The Pilgrims suffered until they recognized individual property rights

San Francisco fires election director because he is white

A quarter of Americans face risk of winter power blackouts or energy emergency

Biden agrees to pay climate reparations, but world’s biggest polluter, China, won’t have to pay

D.C. Council approves laxer criminal penalties for carjacking, burglary, and illegal gun possession

In New York, tattoos are deemed child abuse, but amputation of children’s healthy body parts is not

If GOP takes control of the House, it will be due to DeSantis’ victory, and Democrats’ softness on crime

GOP wins popular vote, but not control of the Senate — may not even win control of House of Representatives

Biden promises ‘no more drilling’ for oil, in last-minute attempt to turn out progressive base

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