Kim Strassel Donald Trump’s style isn’t to everyone’s liking, but his Tuesday speech shows his team has cracked the code for making the substance count. The president’s fifth congressional address was the most effective of his presidencies, presenting an administration of action and resolve. He drilled home his biggest priorities—with help from powerful audience invitees. … Read more
In one of my contributions to Verfassungsblog last year, I analyzed the decision of the Indian Supreme Court in Nipun Malhotra v. Sony Pictures Film India Pvt Ltd to show how, among other things, the Court tends to ‘assume the seat of a social reformer’ by adopting a ‘guidance-laden approach’ while deciding free speech cases, … Read more
In a previous post I contemplated what it would mean for (then) Twitter (now X) if Elon Musk bought it and turned it into a free speech utopia. A simpler time, in which I feared the creation of a ‘Two Twitter’-solution where the newly-acquired platform would look significantly different in the US than it would … Read more
The National Labor Relations Board recently announced two decisions that break with longstanding precedent and greatly restrict an employer’s ability to communicate its opinion on unions to its employees. NLRB Tightens Rules on Employer Statements About Unionization In one decision, the Board overruled 39 years of precedent that deemed … Read more
Query: We’re in one other heated election season and some of our workers are identified to share their political beliefs at lunchtime. Not all people likes it. Are we allowed to maintain politics out of the office to keep away from battle and protect what workforce spirit … Read more
