There’s little for conservatives and libertarians to cheer in recent Canadian Supreme Court rulings, but Peter J. Wallison writes in Law & Liberty how two cases have quietly made their way to the United States Supreme Court that pose a threat to the legal authority enjoyed by the federal administrative state over the last 100 years.
The Frigid Isle
Íris Erlingsdóttir shines a light on the world’s first wholly feminized state. Women, she writes in The European Conservative, run everything in Iceland: “the presidency, the prime minister’s office…[the] national state church…schools, municipalities, police…newsrooms and [the] ever-expanding public bureaucracy.” As for the men, Erlingsdóttir observes, they describe themselves ruefully as (bad-taste alert) “pussy-whipped.”
