Today’s news coverage from libertarian media sources. Today's edition includes 60 articles from 12 sites. We chose these from 1963 articles found on 36 sites.
Dan Osborn discusses breaking with both parties, opposing the Iran war, and how he plans to win over Trump voters.
Plus: Anthropic's Claude constitution, Letitia James to handle Cornell rape case, and more...
Twenty-three years ago, the United States invaded Iraq under the guise of finding and removing weapons of mass destruction. Less than a year later, the public learned there were no WMDs, despite persu...
Pity Latin American voters. On election day, they are faced with two choices — right-wing candidates or left-wing candidates. The right-wing candidates come with “free-market” policies combined with a...
On April 1, 2026, President Donald Trump delivered his harshest verdict yet on the Atlantic alliance. Asked by The Telegraph whether he would revisit membership after the Iran war, Trump replied, “I w...
TweetThe Editorial Board of the Washington Post explains what shouldn’t – but, alas, what nevertheless does – need explaining: Britain’s economy will not be ‘fixed’ by greater government involvement. ...
Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) learned the difference between the Atlanta Hawks and the Iowa Hawkeyes. President Trump rolled back some China tariffs and published Sen. Tom Cotton’s (R-AR) cell phone number...
Gun registry bans might not be enough to protect gun owners from lists built from license-plate data.
Algorithms and short-form video drove engagement. They also made it easier to quit.
President Donald Trump has surpassed Barack Obama's record for most debt amassed by a president.
Congress hasn’t balanced the budget in 25 years.
I have come to the conclusion that journalism in the West has been replaced by hired narratives and that reporters report the narrative that they are hired to tell. It is a new form of vanity press i...
The state should try to give citizens an "equal opportunity" to live in neighborhoods free of violent crime.
Property rights in space will attract investment, prevent space serfdom, and allow competition to flourish off-world.
In which I reject the suggestion that my arguments do not support the respondent's position before the Supreme Court
“Woe to those who plan iniquity, to those who plot evil on their beds! At morning’s light they carry it out because it is in their power to do it. They covet fields and seize them, and houses, and tak...
Many of the same constitutional and other constraints apply as with tariffs.
The most disconcerting thing about living in the West is that we have no reliable means of knowing who is in charge. The circumstantial evidence is overwhelming that it is NOT President Donald Trump, ...
The government's argument, which the court apparently found persuasive: "The denial was not arbitrary but based on documented allegations, even if unsubstantiated."
Ukraine is facing a cash crisis and risks running out of funds for military operations at the worst possible moment, as the country heads into winter and Russia continues its special military operatio...
It’s rather forgotten today how Washington’s post-9/11 imperial adventurism was not restricted to military intervention. A core component of the Bush administration’s “Freedom Agenda” – under the ausp...
Dan Blumenthal and Ian Jones criticize President Donald Trump’s approach toward communist China’s leader. At [the] Sino-American summit, Donald Trump treated Xi Jinping as an equal—and, in doing so, g...
Kyle Pomerleau leads an American Enterprise Institute team assessing tariffs’ impact on the cost of capital. Before the February 2026 Supreme Court ruling in Learning Resources v. Trump, Trump’s tarif...
Predict all of the biggest cases at the Supreme Court.
Property taxes are a burden for many North Carolina families. In the March 2026 Carolina Journal poll, 76.8 percent of likely voters said property taxes were a burden on their household budget. But th...
Yuval Levin offers Atlantic readers ideas for improving the way the American government functions. Phases of intense dysfunction and frustration in American public life have tended to be followed by p...
Last year, in Part I in this series, I warned that the United Kingdom was pursuing a “sure-to-fail policy.” More specifically, I explained that the class-warfare attacks on upper-income taxpayers were...
Occasionally, I hear people make arguments in favor of constitutional rights claims by arguing that the Constitution was set up… The post I Want It All appeared first on Reason Magazine.
as a First Amendment claim, though only as to his own right to wear "Wantagh Warriors"-related gear at games and school functions.
Teams of high school students will present arguments about the constitutionality of the Texas Ten Commandments Law.
Ruth Wang fled China with her family due to pressure from authorities over her work as an attorney. In a… The post Brickbat: No Right to an Attorney appeared first on Reason Magazine.
The title of Jim Ostrowski’s brief and latest book The Government Takes 80% reads at first like a libertarian’s exaggerated fever-dream of government rapacity over the economy. The government takes 80...
For decades, we have viewed climate change as a slow-motion problem: gradually rising seas, shifting weather patterns, melting polar ice, and the opening of new maritime routes. The Arctic and the wor...
Upcoming events at Penn Carey Law and CWRU at which I will discuss what we learned from oral argument in the Supreme Court's first case of the term.
A lot of foreign policy talk collapses into slogans until you ask one simple question: if things are going fine, why are oil prices still telling a different story? We bring Larry Johnson back to sort...
The US has removed all its heavy bombers from RAF Fairford in the UK. The move came a week after several men were arrested outside of the base under allegations of terrorism. Secretary of State Marco ...
Download Audio. Gordon Hahn returns to the show to talk about the notable rise of Azov’s Andriy Biletsky. He and Scott also discuss the obstacles to peace that are keeping this war going and some pote...
Download Audio. Scott interviews Ted Snider about Ukraine. After years of Western journalists acting like Ukraine had just started turning the tide toward victory, the conflict remains frozen in a blo...
10/5/1953: Chief Justice Earl Warren takes the oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 5, 1953 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
This strongly suggests Alito does not think a conservative leaked to "lock in" the votes.
The stealth impeachment continues.
When I paid off my mortgage, I thought – finally – I’d no longer have to make monthly payments. Anyone who “owns” (a sad term, given the realities) their home knows better. The payments aren’t monthly...
The more I study science, the more I come to see how often fundamental facts end up being changed so that a profitable industry can be created. In the case of heart disease, I very much believe that i...
A US official said Washington was assisting Saudi Arabia with targeting Houthi positions in Yemen and providing planning support for a ground offensive by Saudi-backed forces against Ansar Allah. The ...
Operation Gothic Serpent 3 October 1993 Shughart: “Gordy’s gone man. I’ll be outside.” There is no doubt Mogidishu, Somalia was a bad conflict (American has not been involved in a good one since 1871)...
Midterms are upon us, but many left-wing lawmakers are looking a little farther out.
Not all debt is equal. When lending comes from real savings, the economy benefits, but when it arises from government credit expansion, it usually ends in economic disaster.
Social media use is declining, and what's left has shifted from conversation to passive scrolling.
The Butler didn't do it.
Matt Zwolinski is right to emphasize that democracy is generally superior to authoritarianism, but wrong to suggest it should be a central libertarian commitment. Moreover, recent events highlight the...
The ruling has major implications for property owners when the government ruins their possessions in the exercise of "police power."
Trump takes the UN stage and talks about Iran the way politicians talk when they want options to expand a war without owning the cost. I walk through what he said, why it lands as bluster instead of s...
TweetHere’s another letter to a long-time correspondent. Mr. McKinney: Thanks for sharing John Carney’s tweet in response to my recent open letter to J.D. Vance – a letter in which I document some of ...
Jan Crawford's profile of Justice Alito based upon the interviews that will air on CBS News.
Iran says that the US must meet seven conditions based on the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed in June before it will allow the Strait of Hormuz to reopen. “The position of the Islamic Republ...
I have a three-part series on Europe’s looming fiscal collapse (see here, here, and here). Based on this data from Robin Brooks, the crisis will likely start in France (it’s a bad sign when the light ...
10/4/1965: Justice Abe Fortas takes the oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 4, 1965 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he believes Russia has shared technology for producing jet-powered drones with North Korea. The remarks come on the heels of the South Korean president warn...
Something peculiar is happening in the artificial-intelligence industry. Three researchers connected with Anthropic have publicly announced that the technology they are helping to develop may destroy ...