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

Do the math: If you’re a liberal, tolerance = ?

Rhode Island attorney general seeks to curb freedom of speech

The verdict: Court rules on who can use which bathroom in public schools

New York Times: Lawsuits for thee, but not for me

Florida governor vetoes alimony reform bill that would have helped families and small business

California’s $15 minimum wage will cost taxpayers billions

Free speech violated by climate change subpoena issued by Virgin Islands Attorney General

Senators reward Office for Civil Rights with budget increase for its overreaching and power grabs

Obama parrots discredited myths about Cuban education and health care

Challenge to North Carolina’s HB2 endangers freedom of contract in Carcano v. McCrory

More about the racist anti-Semite whose mural President Obama posed in front of for a photo op

Judge issues order to show cause against White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

St. Paul teacher punished for speaking out about politically correct disciplinary practices

Inflated self-esteem undermines academic achievement

Court orders release of records related to claim global warming causes severe winter cold

Victims of class-action rip-off ask Supreme Court to intervene in Frank v. Poertner

Sugar-coated lies? My daughter’s politically correct history textbook

Clinton’s lead over Trump grows to 11% in latest Ipsos-Reuters poll

Another poll shows Clinton’s lead over Trump increasing

Even ‘conservatives’ in the media aren’t conservative

Poll shows Clinton crushing Trump in general election in November

Hillary Clinton would easily beat Trump in Virginia, but not Rubio

The venomously partisan ACLU

Obama policy proposals may be fueling spike in school rapes

Justice Scalia’s death is a blow to crime victims and student safety

New York Attorney General’s climate-change investigation is unconstitutional

Cruel Supreme Court decision aids juvenile murderers

Congress rewards Education Department’s contempt for the law

Progressives jump to false conclusions about San Bernardino killings

Pennsylvania Senate begins process of removing Attorney General Kane

Unconstitutional LGBT set-asides imposed by Massachusetts governor

Diversity training doesn’t work, but it is spreading to more campuses

‘F*ck Paris’: Missouri protesters and BLM spiteful about press attention to Paris attacks

Paris terrorist attackers included Syrian ‘refugee’; European refugee policies backfire

Cry-bullies win: Colleges and politicians reward fabricators of racial incidents

Ignorance and ideological discrimination in academia

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