Today’s news coverage from libertarian media sources. Today's edition includes 82 articles from 14 sites. We chose these from 1944 articles found on 36 sites.
In a speech delivered in the autumn of 2002, as the United States moved inexorably toward war with Iraq, the late Joan Didion delivered an offhand remark that effectively summed up the flaw at the hea...
Debbie Brockman, a U.S. citizen, was held in federal custody for seven hours and released with no charges after her arrest by immigration agents last October.
The belief that the Court has the last word in constitutional interpretation is a relatively late development.
Donald Trump wants to give it a little more control. Bernie Sanders wants to give it a lot.
Rubio offered more information than the president, but the hearings still offered little clarity on the war.
An addendum to the president's "settlement" of his lawsuit against the IRS shields him and his family from liability for any federal offenses they committed prior to May 19.
Plus: Mamdani's 2-K plans, bed bugs at the USDA, and more...
The federal government will now dig through databases to register 18-year-olds for conscription.
TweetAmong the speakers at this National Review event are David Bahnsen, Phil Gramm, Sam Gregg, Jeb Hensarling, and Bob Lawson. The Washington Post‘s Editorial Board decries the Trump administration’s...
It might seem strange, but alliances between libertarians occur along the vertical axis of left and right ideologies rather than horizontal axis of libertarian ideologies. The post A New Path for Lib...
FIRE's data suggest that the range of opinions at American universities is far too narrow.
The president tramples the rule of law in his rush to glorify himself.
As we get closer to the 250th celebration of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, it’s important to go back and explore the roots of the document. Much of the Declaration’s language of freedom t...
Final articles now in "print"
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about socialist US Sen. Bernie Sanders’ latest bad idea. Senator Bernie Sanders, the socialist from Vermont who with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and M...
Blue-to-red migration is an under-appreciated phenomenon, particularly if the people and businesses moving between states tend to be more productive (in other words, those who pay taxes rather than th...
130 years later, Justice Harlan's Plessy dissent is now the "supreme law of the land."
An interesting remedy that I've seen a few cases; here is the most recent one, Hussain v. Quraishi, decided May… The post Pre-Judgment Attachment in Libel Cases appeared first on Reason.com.
Alabama has no obligation to follow a vacated order, and had every right to challenge a district court's order until it is settled by the Supreme Court.
Carl Campanile writes for the New York Post about the big-city mayor’s latest questionable move. Mayor Zohran Mamdani has launched a civil war in the Democratic Party with his controversial endorsemen...
Damon Root discusses the path to emancipation, the struggle to secure freedom after the Civil War, and the constitutional changes that remade America.
From Auto Junction Inc v. Kaluzhin, 2024 WL 7050639, decided Oct. 8, 2024 by Arizona Superior Court (Maricopa County) Judge… The post Influencer's Nondefamatory Service Review Could Be Aiding and Abet...
Citation: The image was generated using AI There is a particular intellectual posture that has become distinctly fashionable at the edges of the liberty movement. It goes roughly like this: a public ...
The public does not need psychiatrists to tell them who is fit for office.
On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report: Ron Paul is off today. Former US diplomat Jim Jatras joints Daniel McAdams. After endless Trump Administration claims that Iran’s military has been defeated, last...
Ray McGovern, the 27-year CIA officer and chair of the National Intelligence Estimates-turned antiwar agitator, joins Trip the Beltway Fantastic this week to talk about how the United States has defer...
The Trump administration continues to threaten Oman over its role as a trusted mediator with Iran: Three months later, that neutral stance is beginning to backfire. Washington increasingly interprets ...
Tweet… is from page 9 of Jagdish Bhagwati’s 1989 lecture “Is Free Trade Passé After All?” as reprinted in Political Economy and International Economics, a 1991 collection, edited by Doug Irwin, of som...
Some excerpts from today's long opinion in LNU v. Blanche, decided by the Ninth Circuit by Judge Richard Paez, Carlos… The post Ninth Circuit on AI Hallucinations appeared first on Reason.com.
The state requires that people prove certain businesses are needed. How to do that is another question entirely.
6/3/1918: Hammer v. Dagenhart decided. The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 3, 1918 appeared first on Reason.com.
The financial analyst Richard Daughty, whose pen name was Mogambo Guru, passed away four years ago, but while he was alive, he produced spot-on criticisms of the US government and its inflation rocket...
Tyrants exploit the ignorance and corruption of the people. Samuel Adams warned us, but don’t just blame the tyrants. He said we should blame the people who make them possible by giving us a self-infl...
Gov. Josh Stein’s new Executive Order No. 36 is a welcome acknowledgment of a problem that has been growing for years: North Carolina does not have enough housing. The numbers are difficult to ignore....
Jim Geraghty writes for National Review Online about the latest challenges for Maine’s Democratic US Senate nominee. Once a Maine Democrat has made up his mind that a candidate having a Nazi tattoo fo...
The Justice Department signals a retreat from defending the blatantly corrupt scheme, which provoked vigorous objections from Republican lawmakers.
Plus: California's races, how not to blow an inheritance, life extension hits the wall, and more...
Plus: a few words about my new book
Presidents use a web of private influence to garner support for foreign invasions.
Everything in the bipartisan bill to “save” the NCAA, how the law would work, and whether it can pass Congress
It is time to discuss our third horseman of New Zionism, Ben Shapiro, because if we wait too much longer, he might descend into complete irrelevance. In fact, Ben Shapiro is not only a central figure ...
Jeffry Morrison joins the Law & Liberty Podcast to discuss John Witherspoon and his importance during the American Revolution.
The rare reported fall in the nation's homeless population is mostly the result of the ebbing migrant surge of 2023 and 2024.
Even as the White House backs away from its foolish tariff plans, the Trump administration keeps revealing why it should never have had these powers in the first place.
There are more Clean Air Act (CAA) bills that could be on the move in the House. Tomorrow, the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Environment Subcommittee is scheduled to hold a hearing on several ...
The flag, in context, likely doesn't fit within the First Amendment exception for true threats of illegal conduct or incitement of illegal conduct.
Ilya Somin's upcoming speaking engagements for the summer of 2026. Most are free and open to the public.
Congress is hollowing out, and the consequences show up first in foreign policy. Dan McAdams returns to talk with us about what Thomas Massie’s primary loss signals for antiwar oversight, why the Ron ...
Nicholas Ballasy writes for JustTheNews.com about an interesting response to the left-wing agendas of top leaders in Maryland and Virginia. Two Democrat governors trying to advance progressive policie...
TweetHere’s a letter to the Nevada Globe. Editor: Spurred by the White House’s recent announcement about tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper, you applaud Pres. Trump’s protectionism because alleged...
Jane Bambauer and I explore the uneasy collision between free speech and privacy law—from anonymous pamphlets and wiretaps to revenge porn, hidden cameras, Hulk Hogan, and whether anyone truly owns th...
Unlike many people who tackle this topic, Kira Ganga Kieffer treats the vaccine-hesitant with respect and curiosity, not contempt.
The US opposes Oman maintaining relations with Iran and wants Muscat to pick a side in the conflict. Omani neutrality has allowed Muscat to act as a mediator in the region. The Wall Street Journal re...
"The way for judges to stop tinkering with the machinery of death is to stop tinkering with the machinery of death."
So holds the Ohio Court of Appeals, interpreting the Ohio disturbing-lawful-meeting statute.
Sanders' plan would impose a one-time tax of 50 percent of AI companies' stock and give the government voting shares and the power to block corporate decisions.
From Judge F. Dennis Saylor IV yesterday in U.S. v. Nshimiye (D. Mass.): This is a criminal case arising out… The post Court Rejects Claim That Rwandan Speech Restrictions Will Prevent Rwandan Witness...
Franklin was fundamentally an optimist, and his life reminds us that politics is not what really matters.
This should not be a news flash to anyone, but the Trump Administration is out of control when it comes to war (and many other things, like ruining the economy, our judicial and electoral systems, as ...
North Carolina has regressed on government transparency. The General Assembly has made itself functionally immune to the state’s public records law, and some local governments are skirting the open me...
How did an immunity for Trump sneak into Slushfundgate?
Chris Bray writes for the Federalist about an interesting change of tune from Canada’s top elected leader. Compare the speech Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney gave in New York Thursday to the one h...
In 2018, I shared a chart showing the burden of government spending in various major nations. It started with small-government nations such as Singapore on one side and ended with big-government count...
In Roanoke, Virginia, one entrepreneur’s dream ran into permit rules, taxes, Prohibition-era alcohol rules, and a city order to spend $10,000 on a “historic” dry-cleaning sign.
But many older enhanced athletes did achieve better results than their younger selves.
The credit agency Moody’s has calculated that the war against Iran has cost each American household $750. Moody’s chief economist Mark Zandi said that in under three months of war, the cost of the wa...
A day after Iran said that it had broken off talks with the US over Israeli ceasefire violations in Lebanon, President Donald Trump claimed that negotiations were continuing. “Fake News Reports that ...
The natural world is often imagined as a system of competition where predators hunt prey, rivals vie for limited resources, and survival turns on relative advantage. At a deeper level, a quieter compe...
From a draft by Stanford law professor Julian Nyarko and others: We conducted a blinded evaluation of short-answer tutoring in… The post Eventually, the Steam Drill Always Wins: "Law Professors Prefer...
6/2/1952: Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer decided. The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 2, 1952 appeared first on Reason.com.
Reprinted from Bracing Views with the author’s permission. Today I went on “Judging Freedom” with Judge Napolitano to talk about President Trump’s so-called dream military. And at $1.5 trillion (or ev...
On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report: According to western media reports, a phone call from President Trump to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu yesterday put a halt to the planned Israeli assault on sou...
Spencer Pratt, now endorsed by President Donald Trump, is challenging incumbent Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass.
For years, states pushing sanctuary style policies have insisted limiting cooperation with ICE makes communities safer.
Themistocles’s unlikely rise and fall in Athens should remind us of equality’s hostility to true greatness.
It was published on the Society for the Rule of Law's Checks and Balances substack.
Plus: the Democratic Party's candidate problem, property tax breaks for seniors, and the UFC on the White House lawn
Government-run grocery stores promise affordable food, but the knowledge problem makes it nearly impossible for officials to match market signals.
From Wenzler v. U.S. Coast Guard, decided today by Seventh Circuit Judge Michael Scudder, joined by Judges Amy St. Eve… The post Court Upholds Dismissal of U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Officer for "Cras...
The cartoonist caught the FBI’s attention over a bizarre scheme involving Matt Gaetz, a CIA agent held captive in Iran, and a Florida fraudster.