Today’s news coverage from libertarian media sources. Today's edition includes 100 articles from 17 sites. We chose these from 1955 articles found on 36 sites.
Plus: House votes on war powers as Trump enters Iran war "revenge mode," Ted Cruz worries about AI, Marvel movies are planned through 2042, and more...
“If you kill Americans, if you threaten Americans anywhere on Earth, we will hunt you down without apology and without hesitation and we will kill you.”— Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Having burned th...
We Westerners have an important job to do. In the years and decades ahead, we must reassert our God-given rights. Note that I do not assign this task to Western governments. Governments, in the best...
The new policy is based on sham investigations, and runs afoul of the major questions and nondelegation doctrine.
The Section 301 tariffs announced on Thursday overstep the powers granted by Congress and likely run afoul of the major questions doctrine.
Just like any other racketeering cartel in history, NATO needs a raison d’etre. Obviously, Russia is seen as the perfect excuse. However, for this to work, the Eurasian giant needs to be presented as ...
Facts don't care about the GOP's "crime wave" feelings.
The Manhattan Institute’s Charles Fain Lehman overstates the evidence supporting that conclusion.
Turbulence increased, cabin service stopped, and stewardesses were told to take their seats. Beneath us, clouds thickened and storms roiled. As we approached Atlanta, the pilot announced we’d be unabl...
TweetGeorge Will writes of the collapsing center of American politics. A slice: The American Enterprise Institute’s Ruy Teixeira, a center-left Democrat, describes a perverse dialectic of “Trumpian ov...
However the government chooses to list war casualties, it doesn't change the fact that Americans are dead because of the administration's choices.
We’ve all heard the argument for most of our lives: “White culture doesn’t exist.” It’s perhaps the most common racial refrain because it’s the most socially acceptable to repeat. If someone said “Bla...
The EU blocked the ‘Save Europe Act’ citizens’ initiative, ruling that its call to halt non-Western immigration and return ‘unintegrated’ migrants violates EU values. BRUSSELS — The European Commissio...
Miranda Devine writes for the New York Post about a disturbing feature of a major federal institution. If you wondered how communism has grabbed a foothold in the United States of America of all place...
Shawn Fleetwood writes for the Federalist about interesting developments on Capitol Hill. The American Bar Association (ABA) is “a nonpartisan membership organization open to all American lawyers.” Th...
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says it followed the law when it pulled the driving records of more than a dozen critics of the agency.
(among other things). A federal Magistrate Judge has recommended that the lawsuit be dismissed.
In recent remarks before the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference, Justice Kagan rejects the conventional liberal narrative about the Supreme Court.
International Man: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently declared that all US gold is “present and accounted for” and said the country’s stockpile is now worth more than $1 trillion at current mar...
In what is the monetary equivalent of tearing down statues, the British have decided they must replace iconic images on their currency. Out of an apparent fear of offending the stampede of human being...
Pierre de Beaumarchais is a forgotten hero of the American Revolution—and a victim of the French.
Recent court rulings in Louisiana and Texas give hope to Devin Bennett.
The Assumption We All Made Turned Out To be Wrong I believed — and you probably did too — that the Strait of Hormuz would eventually reopen and be restored to full operation. I believed that the fight...
Every recovery eventually reaches a point where the official statistics no longer resemble reality. Politicians point to stock market records, economists celebrate another quarter of GDP growth, and c...
Socialists in both parties may feel they are offering fresh solutions to today’s problems, whether it is government-run grocery stores from Democrats or government-run gas stations from Republicans. T...
TweetHere’s a letter to the Washington Post. Editor: On July 23rd the Trump administration announced new tariffs meant to punish foreign governments for failing to adequately prevent “forced labor.” A...
Supersonic flight is legally limited to the ocean. But the federal bureaucracy is (slowly) changing, and at least one company wants to take advantage.
Departing from his anti-liberal jeremiads, Patrick Deneen mines cultural insights from the Odyssey.
Submitted to and actually published in Bryan’s school magazine Artificial intelligence has become the latest object of fashionable anxiety. Politicians warn of disappearing jobs. Journalists speculate...
So who will solve our real problem: the centralization of wealth and power in a Neofeudal Autocracy? My essay on America’s ten social classes was the appetizer to the main course: beneath the purposef...
July 24, 2026, Fairfax, Va.—Americans for Limited Government Executive Director Robert Romano today issued the following statement praising President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on countries using forc...
Adam Kredo writes for the Washington Free Beacon about new legislation focusing on dubious charities. Congress is taking up new legislation that would expose and penalize American nonprofit “passthrou...
The court orders the litigant to explain why she shouldn't be so barred, and notes that hallucinated citations are "a growing problem in Florida's appellate courts."
Not a basis for allowing what is in effect a form of pseudonymity, says a district court.
7/24/1997: Justice William Brennan dies. The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 24, 1997 appeared first on Reason.com.
The Mansion on O Street showcases consumerist artifacts, and none if it is taxpayer-funded like many of the city's other museums.
The Supreme Court's Chevron decision did not cite the Administrative Procedure Act perhaps because it was not an APA case.
—– Writes Bill Madden: The Peace President is in way over his head and it is costing our country in every way imaginable. We must remove him soon and we have to remove the prostitutes in the House and...
hose who favor abortion’s legality have long rejected any label that they were pro-abortion. Instead, they maintained that they were “pro-choice” or, alternatively, “pro-women.” That messaging is alig...
Can lawmakers rally around a bipartisan war powers resolution for Iran? Don’t hold your breath.
Editors at National Review Online assess the impact of a recent announcement from New Jersey officials. For years, critics of anti-voter-fraud measures such as voter identification have denied that an...
Michael Brendan Dougherty writes for National Review Online about an interesting development in Latin America. A one-time favorite of America’s political left is showing his true colors. For those who...
Tweet… is from chapter 1 of William Graham Sumner’s 1885 volume, Protectionism: the -ism Which Teaches that Waste Makes Wealth: Any one who says that it [a tariff] is not a tax must suppose that it co...
My Fourth Image theory (as developed in my books on the Arctic, and later applied to my books on IR) and Constructive Realism theory converge to form a unified, bottom-up revision of traditional Inter...
Sen. Rand Paul joined Matt Kibbe to discuss the Covid-19 pandemic, focusing on the lab leak theory, government coverups, and gain-of-function research. The post The Coverup: Prosecuting Fauci’s Crimes...
From rent control and Medicare for All to tariffs, politicians left and right are embracing policy ideas that have been repeatedly shown to not work.
PragerU is trying to take over American schools. The right-wing, pseudo-educational group is now an official educational partner in at least ten states, and blitzes children with highly questionable m...
One of the defining failures of modern American government has been the steady erosion of Congress’s constitutional authority over war. The Constitution grants Congress — not the president — the power...
The latest numbers from a sample of U.S. cities indicate continuing crime decreases that go beyond a reversion to pre-2020 norms.
A Court charged with maintaining the Constitution’s boundaries must respect its own.
Regulating search results when AI is upending the industry is a fool’s errand.
Plus: Permits for prayer, a rise in gambling, AOC's world, and more...
What’s at stake in Ream v. U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said during a conference on Tuesday that Israel “has no interest” in participating in the ongoing military exchanges between the US and Iran, asserting that “...
The FCC chairman thinks the "public interest" standard is a license to interfere with freedom of the press.
President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are making me feel like I’m smack dab back in the middle of the old Cold War racket — the racket that succeeded in making the U.S. national-security ...
The U.S. economy is not a reality show. The Trump administration should stop acting like it is.
But Britain’s homelessness problem will take on a whole new meaning if he lets the country slide into a world war. Andy Burnham took over as British prime minister this week, promising to bring “hope ...
As the coin moves closer to production and distribution, it will be up to the American people to decide whether the controversial coin is deemed a success.
Please stop letting these people lie about what their preferred economic system entails.
A former pastor suing ChatGPT says the chatbot gave him life-threatening medical advice. But tech-enabled healthcare is not the problem.
Since the end of the Cold War, Somalia has been a textbook case of the perils of foreign meddling. Once a pawn in superpower rivalry, it descended into state collapse, warlordism, and radical insurgen...
European regulators claim to promote innovation while extracting billions from the companies producing it.
The Third Circuit takes Second Amendment rights seriously.
1776 was just one chapter in a 4,000-year story. Even before Rome's Senate, ancient Indian gana-saṅghas ran assembly-based republics that shaped the Buddha's own monastic order
Building the first interstate was a Sisyphean task.
Germany and France are weaving a dense web of strike options – US nuclear gravity bombs carried by German F‑35s, French nuclear‑capable “Rafales” operating from French and German bases and US‑supplied...
The adult entertainment industry has been sounding the alarm about the erosion of our rights for years. Adult actress London River joins us to explain. The post Save Our Children! | Words & Numbers | ...
President Donald Trump announced that the nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia will require the kingdom to normalize ties with Israel and will not allow Riyadh to have a domestic enrichment program. “...
President Donald Trump said he is moving closer to ordering a massive attack on Iran. He also said the US does not currently need Israel’s assistance to wage the war. “I am considering a massive atta...
Kevin Killough writes for Just the News about a disturbing development for election integrity. A blue-state governor has admitted a fact that most Democrats refuse to believe. New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sh...
And for competition and innovation too
Automation will destroy some jobs—and create others.
From Alobid v. Marin, decided March 9, 2026 by Magistrate Judge Alka Sagar (C.D. Cal.), but just posted on Westlaw… The post No Pseudonymity for Sex Offender Immigration Detainee Who Speculates He May...
President Donald Trump said he would respond to Ansar Allah’s attacks on Saudi ships in the Red Sea by ordering attacks on Yemen and Iran. “A year ago the United States of America attacked, very powe...
Medicaid was created in 1965 as a joint federal-state health insurance program for low-income individuals which targeted families with dependent children, the elderly, and the disabled. Unlike many go...
Luther Ray Abel writes for National Review Online about an interesting development in defense technology. Anduril Industries, arguably the Apple of this new generation of venture-capital-funded defens...
Using genetic engineering to drive at least some pest species to extinction is ethical.
On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report: President Trump’s decision to abandon the MOU with Iran and return to open warfare is rapidly backfiring on him, as Brent crude oil has again shot up over $100 per ...
Reprinted from John’s Substack: On 20 July 2026, I was on “Dialogue Works” talking with the host, Nima Alkhorshid, about why Trump cannot defeat Iran in the war he started on 28 February 2026 and why...
Jeffrey Blehar of National Review Online analyzes recent developments in a significant Wisconsin election. The land of squeaky cheese curds, Spotted Cows, and curiously overconfident bears has suddenl...
Choosing a trash company may seem mundane, but it reveals an important economic truth. When consumers can switch providers, competition rewards better service, encourages innovation, and gives people ...
I run through some recent items in the news in which “equality” is a thread running throughout, and show why M.E. Bradford described equality as “the antonym of every conservative… Read More The post ...
Robby Soave and Christian Britschgi spar over The Odyssey.
The record settlement pushes AI companies away from a fair use fight they might have won.
7/23/1936: Justice Anthony Kennedy's birthday. The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 23, 1936 appeared first on Reason.com.
But getting it through the Senate may prove difficult.
Differences in states’ use of SDPs cause an interstate redistribution of taxes as well. Because states are setting different levels of SDPs, spending varies across states. Federal tax money, however, ...
Medicaid’s financing rules have long allowed states to expand spending while shifting much of the cost to federal taxpayers. One of the most important examples is the growth of State Directed Payments...
In this week’s episode we cover making home appliances great again, fighting price controls on health care, research on AI-fueled entrepreneurship, and a big new event on administrative law and the fe...
Adam Kredo writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a major journalism group covering its tracks after making a blunder. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), the world’s largest advoc...
From The Independent…Sales of illegal cigarettes soar as cost of living crisis bitesThe proportion of smokers purchasing cheap cigarettes from illicit sources has almost doubled since 2023, according...
The legal arguments put forward by the EPA are weak and unpersuasive, and could undermine the Administration's position in other climate litigation.
The death of Humphrey's Executor was foretold, but some of the consequences may not have been anticipated.
A 500% tariff on anyone who does business with Russia sounds like “strength” until you follow the blast radius. We walk through the revived Graham sanctions bill and why secondary sanctions can punish...
The Libertarian Party of Russia is pessimistic about the chances of overturning these restrictions through the courts or any other legal means.
President Donald Trump plans to sign a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that will provide the Middle East kingdom with access to nuclear technology from the US, with limited inspections. The Washi...
President Donald Trump said that he would order strikes on Iranian bridges and power plants in response to attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. “From this point forward, any time the Islamic R...
TweetThis letter of mine will appear in the print edition of tomorrow’s Washington Post: The July 19 news article “The U.S. saw the first ‘China Shock.’ Now the world gets the sequel.” reported that D...