S. Ct. Will Hear First Amendment Challenge to TikTok Divestment on Jan. 10

S. Ct. Will Hear First Amendment Challenge to TikTok Divestment on Jan. 10

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The question presented is: Whether the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, as applied to petitioners, violates the First Amendment. The parties’ briefs are due the same day, Dec. 27, as are friend-of-the-court briefs. Both parties appear to be entitled to file reply briefs by Jan. 3. Two hours are allotted for oral argument. The post S. Ct. Will Hear First Amendment Challenge to TikTok Divestment on Jan. 10 appeared first on Reason.com.

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Any system that will crumble if people are immoral will crumble

Any system that will crumble if people are immoral will crumble

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Any large system must count on nobody being able to crack it, even if they want to instead of counting on people not wanting to crack it due to morality. That is why your card has pin. So that even if immoral person find your cards they cannot steal your money. That is why Bitcoin has many encryption. So immoral people can’t steal your Bitcoin. Imagine if Bitcoin counts on morality, like liberty dollars counting on government being […]

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Dr. Jeffrey Singer Questions Trump’s Plans for the Homeless

Dr. Jeffrey Singer Questions Trump’s Plans for the Homeless

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Jeffrey A. Singer “Enforcing public nuisance laws or penalizing actions like blocking streets, creating public health hazards, or disturbing the peace is not inappropriate or unjust. Incarcerating peaceful people who choose to live unhoused is. And coercing people with substance abuse and mental health problems to undergo treatment assaults their autonomy.” In a new blog post, Dr. Jeffrey Singer critiques the oversimplified views on homelessness expressed by Elon Musk, and addresses President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to coerce homeless […]

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