Where structural masonry becomes architectural expression the stunning new belvedere at Begijnhof Hasselt, Belgium.
Where structural masonry becomes architectural expression the stunning new belvedere at Begijnhof Hasselt, Belgium.
@drustevenson
Professor of Law, South Texas College of Law - Houston. Academic research now focuses on firearms regulation. I won't follow accounts or reply to their posts if I can't tell who they are IRL. #Housky #lawsky #gvp #gvr
Where structural masonry becomes architectural expression the stunning new belvedere at Begijnhof Hasselt, Belgium.
Where structural masonry becomes architectural expression the stunning new belvedere at Begijnhof Hasselt, Belgium.
NEW: Sen. Peter Welch (D-VT) & Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) launch review of $220 million taxpayer-funded Dept of Homeland Security ad campaign w/ Kristi Noem
Senators seek records about "circumstances surrounding the awarding of this lucrative, no-bid contract..."
Good riddance
The "empathy is a sin" message is especially popular among the tech ideologues.
I understand the fear, but I follow several candidates who are here, and I don't see that happening much - the trolls do not seem to find them. If anything, the problem is low engagement for candidate posts, but still - this is a place where I would get to know the candidates better if they posted
"The question in Hemani is, at its core, simple: should courts be allowed to consider modern evidence and public safety needs when evaluating whether a gun law is constitutional? The answer should be yes. Bruen says no. Itβs time for the Court to correct that mistake." @jlowy.bsky.social
I just can't understand why so few of the Dem candidates running for Congress right now have Bluesky accounts. Even having a staffer cross-post something here once a week would be better than nothing. And if they want to win over moderates/independents, why aren't they active on LinkedIn? Smh
Worth 3 minutes of your time today
#5 was my favorite actually
Especially not a softie pushover type like FDR, amiright? Haha
(my mom liked conspiracy theories, and I got just enough of that trait to wonder if Humphreys' death is suspicious. Incredibly convenient for FDR, and the timing is sort of inexplicable.)
This book has a terrific chapter on the longstanding petty personal feud between FDR and Humphreys. Fun fact: Humphreys refused to resign, and then unexpectedly died in his sleep at age 57. The autopsy report I found online (?!) listed the cause of death as "natural causes." At age 57, not sick. π€
One thing is for sure: Iran achieved what it set out to do in Dubai. Dubai, as we know it, is over. www.reuters.com/world/asia-p...
I agree that the legal system could have worked fine without them (Congress would have had to write more detailed statutes or use the legislative veto more) but decisions by a group with staggered terms and bipartisan representation is kinda genius.
I miss some but my bingo card still needs one for a guy who renounced his citizenship. (Although maybe some AUSA will try to enforce it against a "sovereign citizen" fanatic)
I don't see how that follows at all.
I don't know most of the authors of articles I read (and will never meet them). I wouldn't mind a bit if an article were AI-generated if it is accurate, informative, well-written, and insightful.
Agreed. I can't understand how people can be so sure AI articles will be "bad."
I thought vagueness doctrine applied only to statutes? Not to court decisions?
NEW: Florida lawmakers advance this dangerous bill to give gun industry CEOs immunity from liability when defective guns injure or kill Floridians..
The FL Senate must reject this blatant special interests giveaway.
New #video by Shaun Finnie, the Dem candidate running for TX-2 Congressional district youtu.be/1_J8hOskkW8?...
(It sounds like he hasn't embraced MMT yet)
If they're really inferior quality, why would student editors pick them over the ones written in the traditional way?
My daughter sent this to me just now
The Dumbest Man In Congress can get a cabinet position!
Hannah Arendt: "crackpots and fools"
Check out my latest writeup #2A #GVP
firearmslaw.duke.edu/2026/03/in-t...
We have Jason's Deli and Salata where I live. Salata is incredibly overpriced for what you get. Jason's Deli is OK I guess.
See, when the GOP first started talking about "making America great again," this is what I was hoping they meant. But nope, no salad bars. Just more megachurches and some streets named after Charlie Kirk.
Ok because of you I just spent the last hour going down this rabbit hole on Google π
I still get Wendy's chili two or three times a month, and they still ask me if I want cheese and onions added. But the cheese is just a shredded cheddar. And they give you these packets of special chili hot sauce and the hot sauce is *clear* like corn syrup. Love it!
I definitely remember the ambrosia salad. Let's just say the quality deteriorates when it sits out all day