SCOTUS Unanimously Allows for Partial Implementation of Travel Ban

June 26, 2017

A Victory at SCOTUS for Religious Freedom

The court ruled that churches can't be treated differently than other charitable organizations when it comes to being eligible for benefits...

Supreme Court Unanimously Allows for Partial Implementation of Travel Ban

Two lower courts recently ruled the ban unconstitutional and blocked its implementation. But the government will now be able to enforce the travel...

Study: Seattle Minimum Wage Increase Reduced Low-Wage Income

It turns out the laws of supply and demand haven't changed.

The Man Who Built the Brooklyn Bridge

Today on the Daily Standard podcast, Eric Felten talks with Erica Wagner, author of the new book Chief Engineer, about Washington Roebling, the man...

Trump Rallies Senate Support for Health Care

As the Senate prepares to debate the GOP health care bill this week, the Trump administration is working hard to pull together 50 Republican votes...

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