Jonathan H. Adler

Case Western Reserve University

Guest

Professor of Law at Case Western Reserve University School of Law; contributing editor to the National Review and regular contributor to the legal blog, The Volokh Conspiracy

Jonathan H. Adler on KCRW

Panelists discuss the recent Supreme Court rulings on the environment and abortion, and this week’s shocking testimony from the latest witness in the House Select Committee hearings on…

Supreme Court hands down more right-leaning rulings

Panelists discuss the recent Supreme Court rulings on the environment and abortion, and this week’s shocking testimony from the latest witness in the House Select Committee hearings on…

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Sometimes, as President Trump recently found out, they really are laughing at you behind your back. But does that matter?

Laughed out of Europe

Sometimes, as President Trump recently found out, they really are laughing at you behind your back. But does that matter?

from Left, Right & Center

At yesterday’s opening session, the US Supreme Court declined to take up cases involving same-sex marriage. Was that a surprise—or not?

The Supreme Court’s New Term

At yesterday’s opening session, the US Supreme Court declined to take up cases involving same-sex marriage. Was that a surprise—or not?

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Esteemed physician Dr. Stephen Bezruchka explains why spending the most in the midst of inequality and flawed politics produces an unhealthy prognosis.

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