American law

Tal Fortgang and David E. Bernstein discuss how Jews can persuade America to crack down on anti-Semitism.

Jan. 2 2025 12:01AM

The government can break the wave of anti-Semitism subsuming American college campuses. But it will take political will.

Dec. 2 2024 1:27AM

In America and in Europe.

Nov. 27 2024 12:01AM

And for the education of special-needs children.

Tim Rosenberger and Nicole Stelle Garnett
Nov. 13 2024 12:01AM

Eventually, the Supreme Court will have to weigh in.

July 31 2024 12:01AM

The state can mandate educational requirements, but parents retain a right to determine how they fulfil them.

July 24 2024 12:01AM

Norman Lamm believed in an America that embraced religion without embracing a religion.

July 8 2024 12:01AM

Courts forced Jews to pay anti-Semites’ legal fees.

Nathan Lewin
July 3 2024 12:01AM

Jurisprudence has changed, but the Decalogue might still be a step too far.

July 2 2024 12:01AM

Friends of the court.

June 21 2024 12:01AM

Some of the tools are already there. Congress can create the others.

Danielle Pletka
June 19 2024 12:01AM

It bans nothing, but it threatens DEI.

May 6 2024 12:01AM

And they have the legal means to do so.

Ilya Shapiro
May 1 2024 12:01AM

A Vermont success story.

Eli Lake
April 1 2024 12:01AM