Today’s news coverage from libertarian media sources. Today's edition includes 95 articles from 14 sites. We chose these from 1967 articles found on 36 sites.
Governments, as Murray Rothbard reminded us, are nothing but “armed criminal bands writ large”. The Trump Administration has done all it can to prove Rothbard right. The United States ceased being a r...
Donna Ganger's heartbreaking testimony to a Senate committee offers a vital insight into the vicious politics of authoritarianism.
The Trump administration has rejected jumping straight into Yemen, for now. But Congress may be laying the ground for U.S. involvement.
United States officials are considering finalizing new agreements with Russia even before the conflict in Ukraine ends, an American newspaper reported, citing sources. However, despite reports that th...
For more than 50 years, the federal government shamelessly pretended that marijuana had no recognized medical use. Last December 18, President Trump signed an executive order entitled, “Increasing Med...
Before March 1861, a great many prominent Northern merchants and newspapers (New York Times and Philadelphia Press for instance) had found an amicable divorce with the seceded States of the South acce...
Justice Jackson gave the respondents a leisurely four days to respond.
Sens. Raphael Warnock and Katie Britt would seem to have little in common, but they both feel people should have more protection from bad cops with surveillance tech.
It was Flock that led cops to the wrong woman. It was police who ignored the other evidence and jailed her.
TweetThe Washington Post‘s Editorial Board – which now includes, by the way, a GMU Econ alum – writes insightfully against banning sales of Chinese-assembled automobiles in the U.S. Three slices: The ...
Elliot Brandt, the Chief Executive Officer of AIPAC–the Israel Lobby-which is privileged by not having to register as a foreign lobby was caught on tape boasting about how easy it is for him to contro...
Measures to slow AI development are more likely to trigger human lawsuits against AI companies than accomplish anything useful.
Under single-payer, patients’ needs take a backseat to government bureaucrats’ priorities.
International Man: Most people barely think about diesel until the price at the pump jumps. What’s the story with diesel? Doug Casey: It’s said that war is nature’s way of teaching Americans geography...
It appears that nothing says “saving Democracy” like a good old-fashioned military coup. A new survey from the Center for Strategic Politics found that 59 percent of Democrats would favor a military c...
To a leftist influencer, almost anything is better than being exposed as a fraud.
Some excerpts from today's long majority opinion by Judge Gregory Katsas, joined by Judge Neomi Rao, in today's D.C. Circuit… The post Anthropic's Claims Over Its "Supply Chain Risk" Exclusion by Depa...
Innovation watch FDA approves the first treatment for Sanfilippo syndrome. On September 17, the FDA approved Ultragenyx’s Fayuvi, a one-time gene therapy for Sanfilippo syndrome type A, an inherited d...
Plus: Decline in gubernatorial debates, thin-skinned commies, and more...
Editors at National Review Online critique the latest bad energy idea circulating in the nation’s capital. Not long ago, Republicans were battling Democrats to repeal a decades-long prohibition on U.S...
It was just this month which saw the Iran conflict spill over into a renewed fight between the Saudi coalition and Yemen’s Houthi rebels. Now Iran is threatening to expand the fight further, even into...
The "Nietzsche of the Andes" displayed deep distrust of social engineers who seek to remake societies and artificially reshape persons.
Last year, shortly after his party won the mid-term elections, I wrote about Milei being a role model for the world. Today’s column is Part II in the series. We’ll start with this excerpt from a speec...
Before the science is in, the panic is already writing policy.
Korean defiance is a rallying call for global repudiation of American imperialism. This is a pivotal moment in history as South Korea tells Trump it is done with being a vassal for American imperialis...
From Azhar v. Choudhri, decided today by the Texas Supreme Court: A man who has lived in Houston since he… The post Texas Court Refuses to Enforce Pakistan Court's Divorce Judgment, in $100M-Marital-C...
On Clarkson's Farm, the Top Gear star runs afoul of local government.
North Korean state media published a statement reaffirming its commitment to maintain nuclear weapons in response to the US, Japan, and South Korea issuing a statement calling for the Korean Peninsula...
A senior Iranian official said the two sides remain far from a potential deal after US and Iranian officials held their first known indirect talks since the ceasefire collapsed in July. A senior Irani...
The cracks are beginning to show.
Editors at Issues and Insights highlight facts that stand in the way of climate alarmists’ goals. Last week we noted that so far there had been zero Atlantic hurricanes, a record. For the first time i...
Chris Bray writes for the Federalist about partisan reaction to Trump administration efforts to reduce fraud. Brokers get a commission for selling insurance, and that’s equally true for healthcare pla...
From Judge Colleen McMahon in Freeman v. Deebs-Elkenaney (S.D.N.Y.) Monday: My order requires no clarification. It is perfectly clear. Counsel… The post "I Will Not Stand for Being Jerked Around … by ...
9/25/1981: Justice Sandra Day O'Connor takes the oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 25, 1981 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections (SBE) has opened a public comment period on rules governing political party committees’ plans to sell goods or services. The rules will provide a mechanism ...
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the latest example of journalistic malpractice from a leading legacy media figure. A columnist for the New York Times, Nicholas Kristof, who is ma...
Suddenly, the British ruling class has discovered that it needs British boys. I suppose I should be flattered. For most of my seventeen years, the British state has shown little interest in what peopl...
“The word ‘security’ is a broad, vague generality whose contours should not be invoked to abrogate the fundamental law embodied in the First Amendment.” —Justice Hugo Black, New York Times Co. v. Unit...
The eyes of the world have been fixated on the war in Iran for the past six months, meanwhile, the single-most dangerous flashpoint on the planet has gone mostly ignored. Until, that is, waves of Ukra...
China does present some real national security challenges. But the Trump administration's policies have made it harder to address those, all while damaging American prosperity.
“No point is of more importance than that the right of impeachment should be continued. Shall any man be above Justice?” George Mason No, no man is above justice, not even Pete Hegseth. Hegseth equals...
In National Republican, SCOTUS moves toward banning open primaries.
It was a direct result of President Donald Trump's trade war, as even the Department of Agriculture now admits.
It is hard to imagine how President Donald Trump’s insane assertions might go beyond the point of being merely demented to something far worse, i.e. catastrophic. Last week provided one such experienc...
When President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Beijing this past May, the outcome was largely as anticipated: ceremonial pomp, a handful of commercial commitments, rhetorical emph...
A campaign against noncitizen voter fraud is sweeping up U.S. citizens. California counties are suing to stop it.
U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Kelly is skeptical of the belated "national security" rationale for banning CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House.
Plus: Manhole climbers, Beshear mulling 2028 run, God bless the commenters, and more...
Charlie Kirk’s death put campus censorship back in the spotlight. In Texas, FIRE found plenty of it—much of it was from the right.
Song Jian was very good at math. He was one of China’s top missile scientists, and his specialty was the equations that steer a rocket to its target. In 1978 Song traveled to Helsinki for an engineeri...
An academic fight wasn't a RICO or antitrust violation, but a false light claim can still go forward.
In response to US sanctions targeting Iran’s aviation sector, several Middle Eastern states have suspended flights operated by Iranian airlines. However, Beijing has not adopted the American sanctions...
The Senate narrowly voted to reject legislation that would require President Donald Trump to end the war against Iran. The Senate voted against the War Powers resolution 49-50 on Thursday, largely al...
A new poll finds widespread support for slowing advanced AI, but government controls could create risks of their own.
“I am the code,” he told the architect, according to The Washington Post.
The court's rationale is that revoking reporters' passes violated the Due Process Clause, given D.C. Circuit precedent on the subject; the court didn't reach the outlets' First Amendment arguments.
Politics without limits is not the answer to discontent over the technological revolution.
The dismissal of the president's lawsuit against The Des Moines Register is a victory for freedom of the press.
Joshua Gibbons says his embarrassing videos of police officers in Kingsport, Tennessee, were a motivating factor in their decision to arrest him on minor charges that were thrown out of court.
Farnaz Fassihi is the New York Times reporter for the United Nations. She often also writes about Iran. Earlier this month her report How Iran’s Hard-Liners Prevailed and Sabotaged U.S. Peace Deal (a...
The Houthis have not technically seized the entire Red Sea, but that distinction is becoming almost meaningless for Saudi Arabia. Their forces have swept down Yemen’s western coastline, taking Mokha, ...
In the latest trailer for The Social Reckoning, the Zuck character stridently rebuts pro-censorship arguments.
Over the past few weeks I have randomly come across life stories that I found to be amazing. I thought I would pass them along to you. A Tragic Love Story I am watching too many podcasts these days. F...
Located in Northeast Africa, Sudan receives relatively little attention in discussions of global geopolitics. This is despite the country being embroiled in a devastating civil war between Sudan’s arm...
A miracle survival story can be true and still be used as propaganda, and that tension is exactly what we can’t ignore. We bring back Lt.Col. Karen Kwiatkowski to react to the long-awaited 60 Minutes ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US has invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to attend the Group of 20 (G20) summit in Miami later this year. Rubio made the announcement after meeting with ...
“It should be clear that modern fractional reserve banking is a shell game, a Ponzi scheme, a fraud in which fake warehouse receipts are issued and circulate as equivalent to the cash supposedly repre...
Eddie Scarry writes for the Federalist about a disturbing article in a major legacy media outlet. Just a few days after the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, The New York Times is here with...
Editors at National Review Online explain why President Donald Trump should reverse his decision to ban disfavored media outlets from the White House. Stop us if you’ve heard this before — President T...
Darryl Cooper joins me for the conversation the thought controllers, who call everything “racism” like the mental midgets they are, won’t allow. Sponsors Bank On Yourself is a better way… Read More Th...
A federal judge sentenced former Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy Christopher Cadman to 21 months in prison after Cadman pleaded… The post Brickbat: California Scheming appeared first on Reason Mag...
Download Audio. Scott interviews Ben Aris about the war in Ukraine. Aris uses his deep expertise of Russian society and the ongoing war to give us a window into the evolving nature of the conflict and...
“When inveterate war hawk Mike Rogers suddenly declares, ‘The war in Iran needs to end—and end quickly,’ you know he’s losing— and losing badly”...
In this week’s episode we cover how data centers power our lives, how modern technology is fueling family togetherness, and the origins of America’s rebellious spirit. Our interview is with Sam Raus, ...
Jon Levine writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the latest disturbing revelations involving Michigan’s Democratic US Senate candidate. Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed demanded in 2012 ...
Robby Soave and Christian Britschgi tackle political scandals, culture war flashpoints, school choice, cult classics, and the history of America’s prison system.
Sam Altman called for international regulation and "speedy incident reporting" at the U.N. on the same day Australia's prime minister said OpenAI took too long to disclose a breach.
apparent denial of access to the reporters early this morning.
A great opportunity for law students
9/24/1755: Chief Justice John Marshall's birthday. The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 24, 1755 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
History yields people whose influence extends far beyond their earthly lives. They become teachers to generations they never met, spiritual companions to people whose names they never knew, and remind...
The chalkboard is the test. When Nigerian traders start painting their prices again, the reform will have worked, and no statistical release will be needed to confirm it.
The increase comes about a week after Federal Reserve policymakers voted to raise their benchmark for short-term interest rates to address the nation's stubborn inflation problem.
TweetHere’s a letter to a Facebook commenter. Mr. Edinger: Commenting on my Facebook page, you ridicule me for criticizing Trump’s proposal to ban exports of diesel from the U.S. In your opinion, Trum...
On the 18th September 2026, Richard Dearlove, former head of MI6, gave a lecture to the Global Warming Policy Foundation. His subject was Energy Security: Blowing in the Wind. In this, he explains why...
The Republican Party suffered big losses in 1990 and 1992 after President George H.W. Bush broke his read-my-lips-no-new-taxes promise. Based on all the polling data, it appears that Trump’s protectio...
Four Republican Senators penned a letter calling on the White House to approve massive weapons sales to Taiwan. According to sources speaking with Reuters, US arms sales to Taiwan will top Chinese Pre...
What price, war? The post The Iran War Is a PR Disaster for Republicans | Guest: Joe Kent | Ep 405 appeared first on Free the People.
From today's long decision by Iowa state trial court judge Scott Beattie in Trump v. Selzer [UPDATE: link fixed]: J.… The post President Trump's Lawsuit Against Iowa Pollster Ann Selzer Thrown Out app...
President Donald Trump met with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly to discuss Seoul’s right to enrich uranium and develop nuclear-powered submarines. Nort...
Supply disruptions expose how much daily life depends on fragile networks. A resilient voluntary community needs more than ideology—it needs food systems, mutual aid, trusted institutions, and real wa...
Schools are ending gifted and talented programs in low-income areas, leaving “kids who are poor but academically gifted” to “suffer the worst of both worlds,” says education researcher Michael Petrill...
America’s dependence on cars was not simply a consumer choice. Decades of zoning, subsidies, and planning helped make driving a necessity for millions.
Cherry Creek North offers a real-world lesson in spontaneous order: loosen constraints, clarify the rules, and let builders, businesses, investors, and customers discover what works.