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Blog: Global Voices
I try to sleep through the noises of heavy bombing sounds and news reports on the radio. My eyes get heavier and heavier. And then my mind eventually gives up and I drift off to sleep.
Blog: Verfassungsblog
Im März 2023 legte Greenpeace ein Rechtsgutachten vor, das die Anbindehaltung von Rindern als tierschutzwidrige Praxis qualifizierte. Kurz darauf veröffentlichte die European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) eine Empfehlung für ein einheitliches Verbot der Anbindehaltung in der EU. Und in einem Bericht des BR vom 30.5.2023 war von einem "internen Referentenentwurf" des Bundesministeriums für Ernährung und Landwirtschaft (BMEL) zu lesen, der unter anderem ein teilweises Verbot der Anbindehaltung vorsehe. In den deutschen Medien entbrannte daraufhin eine hitzige Diskussion. Der Bayerische Bauernverband bezeichnete ein Verbot als " dramatische Zäsur für die Rinderhaltung". Um zu erkennen, dass Tiere leiden, wenn beinahe alle ihre natürlichen Verhaltensweisen unterdrückt werden, sind keine besonderen tiermedizinischen Kenntnisse erforderlich. Rechtliche Bedenken gegen diese Haltungsform drängen sich daher auf. Die nähere Betrachtung zeigt: Die dauernde Anbindehaltung ist nicht nur (tierschutz)rechtlich unzulässig, sondern regelmäßig strafbar.
Blog: Cato at Liberty
Blog: Mobilizing Ideas
BY Marcos Emilio Pérez Over the past few decades, the combination of economic and political liberalization in many areas of the developing world has promoted the emergence of various forms of collective organizing. This dynamic has been particularly pronounced in … Continue reading →
Blog: Reason.com
Luke Weiland has filed a lawsuit alleging that police used "excessive" force.
Blog: Soziologischer Monatsrückblick – soziologieblog
Der Oktober begann ereignisreich und das nicht nur für die Redaktion des Soziologiemagazins, sondern auch für die gesamte soziologische Fachwelt, denn vom 6. bis zum 10. Oktober fand an der Universität Trier der 37. DGS-Kongress statt. Unter dem Motto "Routinen der Krise. Krise der Routinen" gab es in Form von...
Blog: Reason.com
Applicants are currently waiting 10 to 13 weeks for routine processing.
Blog: Reason.com
The ruling draws back the veil on routine police practices that victimize innocent drivers.
Blog: PolitiFact - Rulings and Stories
Misinformation has been spreading about an Oct. 4 national emergency alert test. Here's what you need to know about the routine test of the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts.
Blog: American Enterprise Institute – AEI
In Murthy v. Missouri, the government argues that officials engaged in a routine back-and-forth with social media companies, not coercive censorship.
The post Persuasion or Coercion? Understanding the Government’s Position in Murthy v. Missouri, Part II appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.
Blog: The RAND Blog
The vulnerability of supply chains to routine disruptions has been widely discussed and documented, but meeting such challenges can be even more difficult during unexpected surges in demand caused by wars, public health crises, or other emergencies. The creation of option contracts that would kick in during surges is one promising solution.
Blog: The RAND Blog
Crises and disasters are opportunities to undermine the national unity that forms in response to tragedy: U.S. adversaries may gain an advantage when there is discord among the American public. But even if information operations are cheap for foreign governments to execute, they also can be simple to counteract effectively through routine emergency management preparedness activities.
Blog: Reason.com
An interesting article by Jacob Mchangama and Jules White (Time); an excerpt: The material of a long dead comedian is a good example of content that the world´s leading GenAI systems find "harmful." Lenny Bruce shocked contemporary society in the 1950s and 60s with his profanity laden standup routines. Bruce's material broke political, religious, racial, and sexual…
Blog: Crooked Timber
(14 Nov update) I got this badly wrong. Johnson followed the same path that doomed McCarthy, passing a short-term fix with Democratic votes. It's hard to see why the Republicans went through all these contortions to end up where they started. Government shutdowns, and threats of shutdown, have become routine in the US, with the […]
Blog: Reason.com
From Day v. California Lutheran Univ., decided yesterday by Ninth Circuit Judges Gabriel Sanchez and Salvador Mendoza, Jr., and District Court Judge Brian Jackson (M.D. La.) (reversing a decision I blogged about last Fall): In January 2020, a group of students from the California Lutheran University ("CLU") women's softball team performed a lip-sync routine to…