Today’s news coverage from libertarian media sources.
Deaths in ICE detention have hit a two-decade high, and allegations of medical neglect and poor conditions continue to surge.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp’s book, The Technological Republic, is a clarion call for Silicon Valley to abandon its consumer trinkets and rush headlong into the arms of the military-industrial complex. Acc...
America is a global empire that needs information about itself in order to function.
Plus: Tit-for-tat gerrymandering, D.C.'s flowing fountains, more war in the Strait of Hormuz, and more...
President Donald Trump spent a once-in-a-lifetime political surplus on feeding more sand into the war machine. The post The Outlaw President Goes Straight appeared first on Free the People.
TweetReason‘s Eric Boehm explores this heap of hypocrisy: “The Trump administration is worried about high fertilizer prices. Its top trade official lobbied for them.” A slice: With fertilizer prices s...
Republicans picked this fight, and Democrats responded by drawing some egregiously gerrymandered districts. In the end, voters lose.
Has the Cold War-era military alliance outlived its usefulness?
Contrary to what some believe, the Clean Power Plan was not the first executive branch action stopped on the "Shadow Docket."
More of what's been absent from discussions of the recently released Supreme Court memoranda, with commentary by Davis and Re.
Plus: The war with Iran is raising condom prices, increased legal liability for chatbot advice could backfire, and more...
The Trump administration is stuck in a standoff that is unstable and damaging to the entire world.
The US found a more efficient way to project power than simple conquest.
"The SPLC is manufacturing racism to justify its existence," said acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.
When it costs more to build a house, it also costs more to rebuild one.
Mollie Hemingway writes for the Federalist about her favorite US Supreme Court justice. Justice Samuel Alito marks his 20th year on the Supreme Court, a milestone that coincides with the release of my...
Editors at National Review Online scrutinize communist China’s economy. As sour as Americans are about the current economy, they should be profoundly grateful they don’t have China’s instead. Headline...
On 22 February 2026, Mexican special forces killed Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes in the mountain town of Tapalpa, Jalisco, with U.S. intelligence support. He was captured by the Mexican Army ...
Economist Jennifer Doleac discusses why long sentences don’t reduce crime, how first-time defendants benefit from leniency, and why clearance rates are key to crime reduction.
The decision is at odds with a recent ruling by the Fifth Circuit.
From Smiley v. Jenner, decided yesterday by Seventh Circuit Judge Michael Scudder, joined by Judges Candace Jackson-Akiwumi and Doris Pryor:… The post Indiana Ban on "Instruction" "on Human Sexuality"...
Abundanauts remind us that collectivism by any other name is still collectivism.
The referendum language gave voters no indication of what they were voting for
Jeffrey Blehar writes for National Review Online about a clear goal for Virginia Democrats. Democrats are fully content to reap 100 percent of the rewards, as they transform Virginia into what they be...
You can read it here; here's the opening paragraph plus another paragraph, though the indictment offers considerably more details as… The post Southern Poverty Law Center Indictment appeared first on ...
The medical model assumes that people should be allowed to use psychedelics only for government-approved reasons.
A coalition of veterans groups gathered in the nation’s capitol on Monday to express their deep opposition to the U.S. war on Iran. One hundred and thirty (130) veterans and military family members he...
In Chiles v. Salazar, the Centennial State continues its losing streak in First Amendment cases.
The preemption case may affect the Roundup argument next week.
A report by the Washington-based think tank Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) found that the US depleted half of its missile interceptors. According to CSIS, the US military had 2...
Three US officials speaking with Axios claimed that President Donald Trump does not plan to have an open-ended ceasefire with Iran, and is planning to give Tehran under a week to present a proposal to...
White House after scheduled peace talks between the United States and Iran were put on hold. Things changed quickly, though. Vice President JD Vance
against his Republican opponent, Michael Whatley, in a crucial US Senate race. But GOP state representatives are fighting back on another front as November draws closer.
President Trump is not only angering Iranians and most of Europe. He also is making new enemies in both North and South America. Perhaps it is time for policy reset.
From Monday's decision in Doe v. Yale Univ., by Dennis Jacobs, Richard C. Wesley, and Michael H. Park: Plaintiff Jane… The post Second Circuit Upholds Decision Denying Pseudonymity for Law Doctorate S...
4/22/1992: Planned Parenthood v. Casey argued. The post Today in Supreme Court History: April 22, 1992 appeared first on Reason.com.
On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report: Once again, President Trump has put off re-starting the Iran war after his deadline passed last night. The impasse for renewed talks is his refusal to lift the emba...
Data from the shipping tracking firm Vortexa found that at least 34 Iranian ships have bypassed the US blockade since President Donald Trump imposed it on April 13. The US has only stopped two Iranian...
Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump’s Fed nominee, made his case to the Senate Banking Committee for his April 21 confirmation hearing.
America was built on a foundation that constitutional violations are a deadly disease. Give government an inch - they’ll take a few thousand miles and they’ll never stop. Before too long, it’ll get to...
Armando Simon writes for the American Thinker about one of the political left’s most prominent targets. A curious characteristic of totalitarian communist regimes is the dearth, if not the total absen...
Alana Goodman writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a media bias group’s interesting personnel choice. A former paid scribe for an Iranian state-affiliated newspaper now works for a U.S. media w...
Part of being a libertarian is that you believe all people have a right to life, liberty, and property, and that you support their right to make their own choices – even choices you don’t like – so lo...
On February 17, 2026, in the run-up of the primary election to determine the Democratic nominee and de facto future occupant of Illinois’s open U.S. senate seat, The New York Times ran a headline aski...
The government is selling the policy with the same arguments you’d expect for subsidized factories or sports stadiums.
Justice Alito is the least heralded conservative on the Supreme Court; Hemingway corrects that by revealing the formidable man beneath the robe.
Such tendencies stem from our evolutionary psychology.
Donald Trump is an unlikely but powerful champion of drug reform.
Plus: Scandal at the Department of Labor, the real reasons people use psychedelics, more problems with Trump's triumphal arch, and more...
Before joining the Trump administration last year, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer lobbied for tariffs that limited fertilizer imports and drove up prices for American farmers.
Real medical freedom will require something greater than replacing the public health establishment: ending the FDA's monopoly.
Plus: a credible new report on the Alito retirement rumors.
Plus: NFL draft rookies get screwed by the players union, and governments are charging a ton to get to the World Cup
M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about a significant accusation in a new book linked to the nation’s highest court. When the draft of the Supreme Court ruling that would overturn Roe v. Wade leak...
The former Solicitor General did not sign any briefs but somehow popped up on the docket and argued the case.
Elizabeth Corey joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to discuss the current state of intellectual conservatism.
What Idaho's slew of zoning reforms says about YIMBY politics and policymaking in the states.
From Friday's decision by Judge Nina Wang (D. Colo.) in Hessert v. Street Dog Coalition: Plaintiff asks the Court to… The post No Constitutional Problem with Compelling AI Disclosures in Court Filings...
David Catron writes for the American Spectator about the latest bad idea taking hold among Virginia’s elected officials. A great deal of national news coverage concerning Virginia has focused on the a...
Editors at National Review Online analyze the latest developments in the Iran war. Despite the highly variable mood music around the Iran war driven by President Trump’s ever-changing statements, we a...
Rothbard: bad and confused on patent and IP by contract; silent on trademark; good on defamation. David S. D’Amato, “Libertarian Views of Intellectual Property: Rothbard, Tucker, Spooner, and Rand,” L...
Would a school district that violated Mirabelli still have QI?
Aerochrome photography is a beautiful example of a warlike technology being turned toward peaceful ends.
Fiscal policy is fairly straightforward if you’re a libertarian. In almost all cases, you want lower taxes and smaller government. It’s also simple if you’re a constitutionalist. You just look a Artic...
The wild things are in the nightclubs.
Reprinted from John’s Substack: On 20 April 2026, I was on “The Chris Hedges Report” talking about where the Iran war is headed. Chris and I mainly concentrated on trying to make sense of what Preside...
President Donald Trump made a sharp reversal and announced that the ceasefire with Iran will continue indefinitely. “Based on the fact that the Government of Iran is seriously fractured, not unexpect...
I used to think it was because I wanted to tell stories, invent characters and worlds. To steer these imaginary depictions of who and what I know, into a creative realm to share it with familiars and ...
Download Audio. Scott interviews author and journalist Michele McPhee about the extensive research she’s done on the Boston Marathon Bombing that happened exactly thirteen years ago this week. Scott a...
Union allies in Congress are trying to force the House to vote on legislation called the Faster Labor Contracts Act. The legislation would amend the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) to effectively ...
Remember: It could happen at your firm, too.
The day draws nearer when it is no longer "a death sentence."
Despite not mentioning abortion in his sermon, Clive Johnston is being charged for trying to "influence" people not to go through with the procedure.
4/21/1800: Justice Alfred Moore takes judicial oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: April 21, 1800 appeared first on Reason.com.
On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report: With the temporary ceasefire set to expire tonight, there is increasing desperation to get the US and Iran to a second round 0f talks in Pakistan. Vice President JD...
It is part of the Communist doctrine and drillbook, laid down by Lenin himself, that Communists should aid all movements towards the Left and help into office weak Constitutional, Radical, or Socialis...
With President Trump demanding people in the armed forces as well as in other government offices do his bidding no matter what the law might be, it is time for people to learn the lesson of Captain Ve...
" Jerome Powell has said that he would serve as 'chair pro tem' until his successor is confirmed. So Powell could sue, suggesting that he, not Miran, is chair. It's quite messy..."
Tate Miller writes at Justthenews.com about a significant election integrity measure in one midwestern state. Election integrity advocates are applauding a Nebraska measure that will stop foreign fund...
The platform creators filed a lawsuit claiming their First Amendment rights were violated after the Trump administration convinced Apple and Facebook to remove their content.
Plus: Trump orders psychedelic drug research, Palantir calls for national service, and confusion surrounds Iran and the Strait of Hormuz.
The professional-ethics implications of making court confidences public.
Some excerpts from the Complaint in Patel v. Atlantic Monthly Group LLC (D.D.C.), filed today: Kashyap P. Patel, the Director of… The post FBI Director Kash Patel Sues Atlantic Over Friday's Ar...
What happens when there is a conflict between the two standards?
The FBI director filed a lawsuit over an article about his alleged drinking habits.
What holds a society together when things start to unravel? Seven core virtues offer a path back to stability, trust, and human flourishing.
Potholes, flat tires, and unsafe roads aren’t accidents. They reflect broken incentives and a system that faces no competition.
Why was there no grant? Or at least a GVR to the First Circuit?
Ukraine has launched a series of drone strikes at Russia, damaging warships and killing one person. On Monday, the Ukrainian intelligence service, GUR, claimed that drones destroyed two landing ships...