Today’s news coverage from libertarian media sources. Today's edition includes 91 articles from 15 sites. We chose these from 1948 articles found on 36 sites.
Plus: Russian drone hits Romania, DeSantis' property tax proposal, and more...
TweetDavid Henderson knows an absurd economic argument when he sees one. My Mercatus Center colleague Jack Salmon is justly critical of Jasper Boll’s, Emmanuel Saez’s, and Gabriel Zucman’s attempted j...
Any self-styled advocate for limited government should be furious about Trump's $1.8 billion slush fund, but few Republicans are willing to denounce it.
In my last post on the VC, I would like to say a bit about so-called "hate speech" (which I… The post Hate Speech at a High School appeared first on Reason.com.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s COGE sounds like DOGE, but New Yorkers should not expect the mayor to shrink the city’s bureaucracy.
The U.S. Treasury is trying to fight the kind of trade embargo that it usually imposes on other countries.
The country should rediscover its decentralized roots to revive freedom and national pride.
After nine months of murdering suspected cocaine smugglers, the Trump administration has no evidence that the strategy is working as advertised.
The article addresses the interlinked problems of widespread voter ignorance, tyranny of the majority, and illiberal anti-democratic movements coming to power through elections.
Steven Richards writes for JustTheNews.com about an interesting revelation involving the American government’s space program. A House investigation has identified hundreds of scientific publications i...
The musical contemplates the best way to achieve social change in the face of injustice.
For more than a decade, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents have plundered passengers at airport security checkpoints on the flimsiest or most shameless pretexts. If you get stopped at...
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, was given a thumping in the recent local elections across the United Kingdom where voters turned out en masse to turf out their Labour councillo...
Adam Kredo writes for the Washington Free Beacon about disturbing revelations involving a United Nations group. The federal investigation into staff at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency—the U...
"There's no deals that can be made for a cabinet position when you're sacrificing our set of principles in our platform," says Evan McMahon.
Thirty-five retired federal judges ask the court to re-open Trump's case against the IRS because the dismissal of the claims constitutes, put simply, a fraud.
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Woke isn’t on life support; its mandate is being fulfilled by armed and angry foot soldiers. The post The Woke Train Rolls On appeared first on Free the People.
Robby Soave and Christian Britschgi discuss James Talarico changing his tune and how the Pope views artificial intelligence.
Rich Lowry of National Review Online assesses the recent public outcry against data centers. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stole the show at a recent congressional hearing with two jars of brown water. She...
Mary Anne Franks (GW), Emerson Sykes (ACLU), and I will be discussing a wide range of free speech matters.
President Donald Trump says the US and Iran are close to an agreement. But the deal he's working on is tough on Tehran, re-opens the Strait of Hormuz, and ends the Iranian pursuit of nuclear weapons. ...
A federal judge on Thursday, May 28, declined to block President Donald Trump’s executive order regarding mail-in ballots.
The State of Florida just lost its attempt to hold California and Washington accountable for flooding the roads with deadly drivers.
Editors at National Review Online assess Canada’s experience with government-sanctioned assisted suicide. Encouraging doctors to get involved in people killing themselves in a society with socialized ...
Perhaps AI is reminding us why humanity matters.
Lord Acton’s lectures on the French Revolution underscore the significance of federalism for reconciling liberty and democracy.
From Judge Annemarie Carney Axon (N.D. Ala.) in yesterday's Spears v. N.Y. Times Co.: Plaintiff Kai Spears was a walk-on… The post Alabama Basketball Player's Libel Lawsuit Against New York Times Can ...
A short excerpt from the long opinion in Does v. Democratic People's Republic of N. Korea, decided yesterday by Judge… The post Court Awards $400M Default Judgment Against North Korea to Victims of 19...
opposing counsel had "directly and swiftly pointed the errors out to the trial court."
5/29/1917: President John F. Kennedy's birthday. He would appoint two Justices to the Supreme Court: Byron R. White and Arthur… The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 29, 1917 appeared first on ...
Well, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has good news: Now there’s an app for that!
TweetI’m serving as guest editor for a forthcoming issue of the Journal of New Finance. Here’s the call for papers. ……….. We invite you to submit proposals for original papers to be published in a spe...
In my series on red states vs blue states (previous editions available here, here, here, here, and here), I’m not taking sides between Republicans and Democrats. Instead, I’m showing that states with ...
It's President Donald Trump's latest attempt to restrict a form of humanitarian relief sought by millions.
After a magistrate judge said a DHS investigator had failed to establish probable cause, the government decided it did not need the YouTube and iPhone records after all.
Also, can Stephen and Katie Miller stop whining?
The two judicial conservatives continue to disappoint criminal justice reform advocates.
The judges of the Fourth Circuit continue to act as advocates.
As I noted in a separate post, the legal advocacy group Neutral Principles engaged Erik Jaffe and me to draft… The post Amicus Brief in Suncor Energy on the Foreign Commerce Clause and Climate ...
Compare what Bill Clinton did with Monica Lewinsky to what "Subject Judge" did with her paramour.
Austrian economics gets its name not from a particular connection to the country in technical terms, but rather because it was born there in the 1870s from great minds such as Carl Menger, Eugen von B...
The legal advocacy group Neutral Principles engaged Erik Jaffe and me to draft an amicus brief for them in Suncor… The post Amicus Brief in Suncor Energy on the First Amendment and Climate Chan...
At least 15 states have enacted significant restrictions on noncompete agreements, ranging from minimum income thresholds to outright bans. Eight states have passed restrictions in the last five years...
From Doe v. U.S. Dep't of State, decided yesterday by Chief Judge James Boasberg (D.D.C.): Plaintiffs are 49 U.S. visa… The post No Pseudonymity for Most Challengers of Visa Vetting Policy appeared fi...
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online explores a likely presidential campaign from a high-profile leftist. Axios reports that New York Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is “making ne...
New York lawmakers want to close loopholes in anti-shackling laws to protect incarcerated pregnant women.
The documents reveal BusPatrol’s plan to equip tens of thousands of school buses with license plate readers and share the data with law enforcement.
Over at National Review, I summarize my recent paper making three arguments against tariffs. These are the knowledge problem, the incentive problem, and the impossibility problem. The knowledge proble...
Unionized state workers say agencies need to study the additional emissions that would be caused by requiring employees to come into the office four days a week.
If the government does not reduce the cost of public services, then a special tax break for one group merely forces everyone else to pick up the slack.
Plus: when the city government starts covering Ozempic, Jill Biden's lies, and more...
News of politicians, police, and bureaucrats behaving badly from around the world
One upcoming ballot measure would expand the state's taxing power. A lesser-known measure would limit it. Which will win?
The increasing arc of instability running across Africa today resembles less a series of isolated crises than a single, widening belt of state collapse, insurgency, proxy war, and foreign intervention...
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) released a report showing that it will take the US two to three years to replace the weapons used during the Iran war. In the first six weeks...
Americans may have debated the meaning of the Declaration of Independence, but it has always been at the core of our political tradition.
US Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) says it killed two “narco-terrorists” with an airstrike in the Eastern Pacific. “Joint Task Force Southern Spear conducted a lethal kinetic strike on a vessel operated b...
Trump says he wants “few people killed,” then talks like bombing Iran is a weekly calendar event. That contradiction is where we start, because the public narrative around the Iran war keeps snapping ...
Dmitri Bolt writes for Townhall.com about the New York City mayor following through on his socialist ideology. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani kicked off his plan to “fix” the city’s affordability ...
Jessica Costescu and Ethan Barton write for the Washington Free Beacon about education mischief in the Lone Star State. A Houston-based education advocacy group fighting to eliminate standardized test...
Editors at National Review Online ponder the pope’s reaction to artificial intelligence. Pope Leo XIV telegraphed his intention to write a document on AI upon his election. The very selection of his n...
Axios reports speaking with American officials who claimed that Iranian and US negotiators had reached a framework for an agreement to end the war, and that the signing of the document was awaiting Pr...
Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade saved Democrats from a blowout loss in November. With the tables now turned and Republicans controlling both chambers of Congress
The US military launched a new round of strikes against Iran on Wednesday, May 27, in what officials described as acts of self-defense.
The Federal Reserve continues to destroy the economy’s savings base through a combination of artificially low interest rates and inflation. This war on savings will not end anytime soon.
In this week’s episode we cover bank privacy, SNAP benefits, a new study on tariffs, and a great new podcast about ideas and innovation. Our guest this week is Kent Lassman, president and CEO of the C...
Breccan Thies writes for the Federalist about a disturbing revelation involving a prominent left-wing organization. The far-left Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), currently under federal indictment ...
Author and investor Doug Casey joins us to discuss the meaning of the Thomas Massie primary, the prospects for political solutions in America, how to raise (or become) a Renaissance… Read More The pos...
AI will not kill the legal profession, but it will impact what clients buy and what law schools need to teach.
Adding to what I wrote in April, let’s look at dramatic changes in state taxation. And we’ll start with this video about the foolishness of class-warfare policy. I’m sharing that video because polit...
Alvin Roth, Nobel Memorial Prize–winning economist, wants us to think more about how controversial freedoms can become commonplace.
Now that her identity is known, the consequences should begin.
In this post, I shall continue down the free speech as autonomy-enhancing path, contending that engagement in freedom of expression… The post Student Speech and Civic Education appeared first on Reaso...
I am happy to pass along this hiring notice from my friends at ADF: Alliance Defending Freedom is seeking Senior… The post Alliance Defending Freedom Is Hiring A Senior Counsel appeared first on Reaso...
5/28/1906: Justice Henry Billings Brown retired. The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 28, 1906 appeared first on Reason.com.
Marco Rubio has increasingly been pushed by the neocons to become the 2028 presidential nominee, and they seemingly view him as their “golden boy” who will keep the wheels of the war machine turning. ...
On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report: Is it really a breakthrough this time, or just more market manipulation? The pattern has been obvious: talk up a deal and oil drops then threaten “annihilation” and...
It was refreshing to walk into a full cinema for a film that was not attached to a video game or some 20th century property suffering through needless cannibalism. Alas, Blumhouse has managed to produ...
On Thursday, May 28, US District Judge Carl Nichols ruled that the lawsuit against President Donald Trump’s executive order providing restrictions on mail-in ballots was not likely to move forward.
Donald Trump’s administration has decided to take it a step further and require most visa holders to return to their birth country to apply for green cards.
More than 36,000 Americans died on US roads in 2025. Fewer than 1,000 died on the rail system. Yet while highway fatalities rarely attract sustained attention, a single freight-train derailment can do...
Grand Rapids, MI, May 28, 2026 — The 2026 Libertarian National Convention, which took place in Grand Rapids, MI, May 21st-25th, ushered in a new era of leadership as Evan McMahon was elected as Chair ...
A judge last week threw out a criminal indictment against him on the grounds that it was tainted by vindictiveness. But that same spirit infects another part of his story that few people have discusse...
What if the institutions meant to protect us are often the biggest source of the harm themselves? This piece challenges the government “brochure” narrative.
The lawsuit asks the court to (among many other things) "Rescind and award to the United States restitution of all grant payments made to UCLA during the time of UCLA’s noncompliance with Title VI."
The clues in the memorandum point to a specific judge.
President Donald Trump said that the current offer for ending the war against Iran is insufficient. He threatened to resume strikes on Iran if Tehran did not propose a satisfactory offer. “Iran is ve...
Officials say that the Board of Peace fund, intended to provide aid to the Palestinian people and rebuild Gaza, is empty. In October, Hamas and Israel signed a peace agreement brokered by President D...
Matt Kibbe is joined by James Harrigan and Antony Davies, hosts of the “Words and Numbers” podcast, to bemoan the fact that every new generation forgets the economic lessons of the past. The post Econ...