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

Supreme Court rules against another Obama power grab

Senator McCaskill and Obama administration bureaucrats: Most Americans are rapists

IRS will likely step up attacks on free speech after 2014 election

How disparate impact law can lead to veiled racial quotas

Democratic leaders kill patent reform and reject moderate compromise

Veterans and small businesses mistreated by divorce courts

Punishment before trial: Education Department attacks due process rights at Tufts University

Feds’ school-discipline meddling will backfire and increase ‘zero-tolerance’ excesses

Attorney General Eric Holder’s dishonest attack on Chief Justice Roberts

Obamacare costs increase due to wasteful contracts and failed exchanges

Insurance premiums and taxes go up due to Obamacare

European ‘right to be forgotten’ devours free speech, harms Google and its users

Massachusetts Obamacare exchange fails; State seeks more from taxpayers

Washington, D.C. passes 1 percent Obamacare health-insurance tax

Massive marriage penalties in student financial aid programs

Operation Choke Point targets porn and firearms; Constitution violated?

Obama administration sued over White House science adviser emails

White House attacks cross-examination, due process rights on campus in ‘guidance’ on sexual assault

Taxpayers and equality win: The Supreme Court upholds Michigan’s Proposal 2

National Park Service and Interior Dept sued for violating FOIA after shutdown

Biofuels worse for the environment than previously thought: Flunk test of 2007 law

Can Argentina stiff U.S. bondholders? Supreme Court case divides Obama administration, ex-State Dept officials

Overly broad NJ anti-bullying law challenged as 1st Amendment violation; 4th-grader sues

Obama EEOC loses hypocritical lawsuit against company over background checks

Menacing free speech, New Jersey judge lets parents be sued for kids’ Facebook posts

Obama administration’s stonewalling of FOIA request about government shutdown appealed

Feds tight-lipped in response to FOIA requests about government shutdown shenanigans

Governments impose costly red tape on private schools that get no taxpayer money

California activists seek to redefine quiet, consensual sex as rape through Senate Bill 967

Comments oppose IRS proposed rule restricting speech by 501(c)(4) groups

The media’s coverage of Arizona’s SB 1062 was grossly inaccurate and slanted

Leading liberal web site claims protesters against violent socialist regime are U.S. puppets

Minimum wage increase would wipe out 500,000 jobs, CBO concludes

Free speech includes ‘offensive’ speech

Low-wage workers live better in the U.S. than in Europe

Two million jobs will disappear due to Obamacare, CBO says; Budget deficit to rise

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