Today’s news coverage from libertarian media sources.
Plus: a different type of pizzagate, Kevin Warsh as the new Jerome Powell, and more...
Even the abundance wing of the left wants "a much stronger government," in movement champion Ezra Klein's words.
A District Court in Rhode Island attempts to quash a subpoena issued by a District Court in Texas.
Should it take more than a 5–4 vote for the Supreme Court to strike down a federal law?
Historians regularly assail “law office history.” But they can be guilty of writing "history department jurisprudence."
Deterring China is about more than chip manufacturing and foreign democracy.
Sen. Mark Kelly says it "feels like that number was just kind of pulled out of thin air."
Sasha Gong writes for American Greatness about President Donald Trump’s upcoming meeting with China’s Xi Jinping. As Donald Trump prepares for another high-stakes meeting with Xi Jinping, conventional...
A congressional map that stretched 200 miles across Louisiana to artificially pack black voters into a single district was called compliance with civil rights law. Then the Supreme Court called it unc...
When President Donald Trump arrived in Beijing yesterday for his summit with Xi Jinping, much of the American foreign policy establishment framed the meeting through the familiar lens of “great power ...
Editors at National Review Online critique the president’s plan for funding his proposed White House ballroom. The plan by President Trump to add a ballroom to the White House never should have been m...
Central planning from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, President Donald Trump, and others reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of what makes private markets work.
TweetThe Cato Institute’s Colin Grabow reports that “waiver data reveal how the Jones Act blocks American trade.” Three slices: Since the Trump administration waived the Jones Act on March 17 for ener...
A court granted qualified immunity to all 11 deputies accused of violating John Griswold’s 14th Amendment rights.
Your phone buzzing with political ads the moment you step into a church parking lot sounds like satire, but the documents and contracts point to something very real. We sit down with Nick Cleveland-St...
TweetHere’s a letter to the Financial Times. Editor: Daire MacFadden parrots what is perhaps the single-most repeated line in today’s discussions of international trade and U.S. trade deficits: “persi...
Another decision where the conservatives line up against federal preemption.
After a protest over congressional redistricting in Nashville spiraled out of control, the Republican speaker of Tennessee’s House of Representatives removed Democratic lawmakers from all standing com...
Back in the 1950s, Congress feared a future in which a small number of powerful banking organizations would dominate the financial sector. Policymakers worried that control over credit would determine...
In this week’s episode we cover more legal headaches for the Trump tariffs, keeping kids safe in an AI world, and California’s latest government boondoggle. Our guest this week is Jarrett Skorup, vice...
John Daniel Davidson writes for the Federalist about the lesson Americans should learn from Great Britain’s latest elections. Last week in Britain the ruling Labour Party suffered historic losses in l...
Adam Kredo writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the latest case of journalistic malfeasance from one of the worst characters in the legacy media. Nicholas Kristof, the New York Times‘s famously...
From a decision last year in Ali v. Osman, from Judge Stephanie Hayden (N.D. Cass County Dist. Ct.); I just… The post North Dakota Court Refuses to Recognize Foreign Islamic Divorce appeared first on ...
From a Complaint in Murray v. Alphabet, Inc., just removed yesterday to federal court, one of the sets of screenshots… The post Large Libel Models Strike Again? Google AI Allegedly Hallucinates Sex Cr...
The Florida Highway Patrol arrested Zachary Krug, an officer with the Temple Terrace Police Department, on charges of vehicular homicide… The post Brickbat: Slow Down appeared first on Reason.com.
Noah Rothman of National Review Online tackles one of the latest silly pronouncements from one of the most misguided and counterproductive members of Congress. New York’s AOC continues to demonstrate ...
Republicans have played nice for decades: nobody mentions the human feces, the drug addicts everywhere, the destruction of the quality of life at the hands of left-wing crazies. It’s all measured… Rea...
5/14/1973: Frontiero v. Richardson decided. The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 14, 1973 appeared first on Reason.com.
The second major inflation report of the war in Iran is showing signs of concern.
In the year since Donald Trump's "liberation day" in April 2024 fewer Americans are now working, and inflation-adjusted hourly earnings are still below where they were in 2021.
In pursuing the so-called green economy, Great Britain’s Labour Government must resort to socialist planning and totalitarian propaganda.
The U.S. government has invoked eminent domain to seize 14.2 acres of Mount Cristo Rey, a sacred site topped by a 29-foot statue of Jesus.
Over the years, I’ve written about the successful private retirement systems in jurisdictions such as Australia, Chile, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Netherlands, the Faroe Islands, Denmark, Israel, and Swe...
Sen. John Fetterman discusses the state of the Democratic Party, immigration, foreign policy, and the dangers of political extremism.
The 6th Circuit upheld that 158-year-old law, while the 5th Circuit concluded it could not be justified as a revenue measure.
Plus: A new kind of seasteading, examining genocide claims, and more...
Even as the Justice Department files lawsuits aimed at vindicating gun rights, it undermines them in other cases.
Chinese cars are cheap and widely popular, but Americans can't buy them.
CIA officer James Erdman told the Senate's Homeland Security Committee that his employer suppressed its own assessments that COVID likely came from a lab.
Polling shows angry voters are prepared to reject the establishment in elections to come.
The best policy ideas for making gasoline more affordable – faster permitting for domestic drilling and pipeline construction alongside fewer regulations targeting refineries or dictating gasoline for...
May 13, 2026, Fairfax, Va.—Americans for Limited Government Executive Director Robert Romano today issued the following statement applauding the U.S. Senate’s vote to confirm Kevin Warsh as the next F...
Editors at the Washington Free Beacon deliver a harsh assessment of Virginia’s new governor. Has there ever been a more overhyped politician than Virginia governor Abigail Spanberger? Flash back a few...
The mayor eliminated a $12 billion deficit with an infusion of cash from the state government, as well as by putting off some of today's obligations for tomorrow.
Free market solutions for the win!
Victor Davis Hanson writes for American Greatness about key factors contributing to antisemitism today. Few predicted that blaming Israel and the Jews who support it would flare up in the early 21st c...
America's debt has surpassed 100% of GDP and the cracks are already showing.
Regarding the pervasive problem of cost overruns (defined as government programs and projects that wind up costing far more than initial estimates), I’ve always appreciated this image sent by a reader...
Brittany Bernstein writes for National Review Online about Virginia Democrats escalating their gerrymandering campaign. Democrats on Monday filed an emergency appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in an ef...
I wrote this last week for The Critic... Not since the early 1980s has the government had such a stranglehold over economic life in Britain. It is well known that taxes are at a record high and that...
Matt Kibbe sits down with Dudley Brown, president of the National Association for Gun Rights, to see what Trump is doing for American gun owners. The post Grading the Trump Administration on Gun Right...
Washington and Moscow both enthusiastically celebrated the victory of the Allied “Grand Alliance” over the fascist powers at the end of World War II. Since then, however, the two capitals have typical...
Republican Representative María Elvira Salazar said that the Cuban people are waiting for the order from President Donald Trump to overthrow the government in Havana. “Republicans know you are the on...
The state has essentially inverted the social contract. The post The State Sterilised My Generation—Don’t Let America Follow Our Footsteps appeared first on Free the People.
Yes, capitalism can cause some problems. It's also the only thing that works.
High school students presented arguments about whether to declare independence in the presence of the Declaration of Independence.
“Unconditional submission” or “resistance by force.” Thomas Jefferson, John Dickinson, and the Second Continental Congress said those were their two terrible options less than 3 months after the battl...
What if people cooperate better than we’ve been told? History and modern life offer surprising evidence that free people can organize themselves.
From yesterday's decision by Judge Dana Sabraw (S.D. Cal.) in Button v. Lopresti: The Court accepts the Amended Complaint's allegations… The post Starting Statement with "LOL" Doesn't Keep The Asserti...
Tristan da Cunha and Pitcairn Island are nearly impossible to get to. Somehow, hantavirus-exposed travelers ended up on both.
5/13/1912: Seventeenth Amendment is approved by the House of Representatives. The Senate approved it the prior month. The Seventeenth Amendment… The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 13, 1912 a...
Amsterdam has banned advertisements for both meat and fossil fuels as part of its plan to fight climate change. Since May… The post Brickbat: Red Meat Issues appeared first on Reason.com.
Saudi Arabia conducted airstrikes against Shiite militias with ties to Iran. According to Reuters, the Saudi attacks on Kataib Hezbollah occurred around April 7. Kuwait also launched rockets at Shiit...
Audiences can tell the difference between storytelling and propaganda. The entertainment that lasts offers insight, not ideological lectures.
As AI reshapes the world, it may feel less and less "empowering."
Lawmakers cite examples of parents who were investigated for letting their kids play outside and walk to the store, among other ordinary childhood activities.
An excerpt from a long Washington Court of Appeals decision approved yesterday for publication, Asbach v. Couto (Judge Bradley Maxa,… The post Injunction Against Referring to Ex-Wife and Children in O...
Reprinted from John’s Substack: On 12 May 2026, I was on “Judging Freedom” talking with the Judge about the growing realization in the American body politic that not only is the Iran war lost, but th...
Nearly a year ago, NATO Chief Mark Rutte of the Netherlands was excoriated for calling Donald Trump “daddy” in reference to the American president’s “tough talk” on Europe, whether it be on member sta...
On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report: White House counterterrorism advisor Sebastian Gorka has opened the door to consider conservative voices like Tucker Carlson “domestic terrorists.” How? By claiming...
Professor Robert Pape teaches at the University of Chicago and study how force is used to achieve political objectives, how escalation unfolds, and how strategies of restraint can succeed or fail in i...
The US Intelligence community estimates that Iran maintains nearly all its missiles used to control the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump has claimed that the Iranian military is nearly defeate...
The Kremlin said some progress has been made toward ending the war in Ukraine and that Russia would welcome President Donald Trump’s assistance in mediating talks. During Russia’s Victory Day celebra...
Screen time gets the blame, but the increase in diagnoses comes more from subjective criteria interacting with financial incentives.
Nominees include stories on America's gerontocracy, the war on chocolate, how Texas beat California on housing, and more.
On the subject of tobacco harm reduction, the former commissioner let his emotions override his avowed commitment to following the science.
Bar owners warn that the proposed smoking ban could force closures, threaten jobs, and damage San Francisco’s nightlife.