Today’s news coverage from libertarian media sources. Today's edition includes 100 articles from 17 sites. We chose these from 1963 articles found on 36 sites.
The DSA would abolish the police, open borders, socialize medicine, abolish the Department of War, and abolish the Senate.
Multiculturalism as a subversive movement is the defining political schism of our time. Is is the fulcrum point for numerous civilization changing events and a direct trigger for the exponential decli...
The DSA is set to grow its influence in government after the 2026 elections.
From Maine to Michigan, voters are fed up with tariffs and trade wars.
An influx of military spending has been moving tech companies away from serving consumers and back toward chasing government contracts.
The propaganda press continue to lie about the fiery riots spreading across France. Both European and American outlets have described the violent insurrections as spontaneous gatherings of students w...
“United States AI companies must be free to innovate without cumbersome regulation.”—President Donald Trump, Executive Order 14365 The era of small government is over. Anyone who tells you differently...
“National conservatism” is the latest in a long line of re-branded conservative groups which attempts to explain to the world how they are oh-so-very different from the conservatives who came before t...
Plus: AI weirdness, Amazon algorithm data, bond markets, and more...
Ben Weingarten writes for the Federalist about the need for accountability for rogue Biden-era prosecutors. In exposing Jack Smith’s lawless, corrupt, and tyrannical effort to criminalize the MAGA mov...
A report from Amnesty International and the ACLU argues that if universities allowed misbehavior in the past, they must continue to do so.
It is impossible to inform most people of the truth because most are ignorant and apathetic and the source of their information is the Media that refuses to tell the truth. The Media is owned or contr...
Since March, Israeli attacks in Lebanon have displaced more than a million civilians and killed or wounded more than 17,000 people. Al Jazeera reported last month: “Israeli artillery shelling is still...
Two very different sorts of drone warfare
The conservative justice seems to favor the kind of results-oriented judging that originalists are supposed to oppose.
“Only because I wanted to go further.” That single line from Donald Trump’s Time magazine interview changes how you should read the entire Iran war timeline. I’m solo today, digging into the most rele...
Why MAHA Is Fracturing It now seems clear that the Make America Healthy Again movement is fracturing because its leaders chose power over principle, and the people who built this coalition are now wat...
Barely four years after the Pretoria Agreement formally ended one of the deadliest wars of the twenty-first century, large-scale fighting has returned to Ethiopia. In late September the principal anti...
TweetNational Review‘s John Puri accurately describes the Trump administration’s “Liberation Day” tariffs as “cockamamie.” A slice: President Trump imposed the tariffs, in his own words, to close a tr...
Campus free speech sees little improvement in FIRE’s annual report.
Annie Palmer was banned from the district's Facebook page for expressing her displeasure at the hiring of a new elementary school principal.
"Senator Ted Cruz’s new biography about Justice Clarence Thomas, Going Further, is a must-read contribution to this third genre of Supreme Court books."
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and the Social Security Administration now estimate that the Social Security’s retirement trust fund is projected to run out of reserves in 2032 under current law...
As we reflect on the twenty-fifth anniversary of September 11, 2001, I find the comparison between the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers and the three geological collapses described in Part 1 both unse...
When Frederick Douglass began to appreciate the Constitution, it was a turning point in the drama of emancipation.
After $118,000 in fines for allowing unvaccinated students to attend Amish schools, the plaintiffs are pursuing a case that could reshape how the courts protect religious exercise.
Price controls are seductive because any benefits are highly and immediately visible, while their grave costs are often harder to spot.
An excerpt from a long opinion by Judge Jasmine Yoon (W.D. Va.) Monday in Doe v. Albemarle County School Bd.:… The post Does Allowing Turning Point USA "Two Genders: One Truth" Event to Be Held and Pr...
“That it is better 100 guilty persons should escape, than that one innocent person should suffer.” — Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) The hardest decision a government prosecutor may ever face is also on...
When I’ve done online budget exercises, I’ve earned results such as “minimalist” and “classic conservative.” Now I’ve taken another do-it-yourself budget quiz and this time I’m supposedly a “disciplin...
Part I and Part II. Perhaps the most wrongheaded analysis in the Report is this: Because the government may not… The post Problems with the New US Civil Rights Commission Report on Antisemitism, Part ...
Shutting down the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness is the right thing to do, but the Trump administration's approach allowed a dozen federal employees to collect paychecks for a year.
In this week’s episode we cover the case of Suncor v. Boulder County at the Supreme Court, the problems with the Los Angeles mansion tax, new polling on tariffs, and the latest job-creation numbers. O...
A North Carolina state trooper shot Lydia Nikac's two dogs, but an appeals court ruled she doesn't have a right to publish body camera footage of the shooting under the state's restrictive public reco...
Biskupic no longer has any inside information so instead she is forced to make up reporting based on the Justice's apparent body language.
Earlier this year, as the energy crisis sent gasoline prices soaring, Washington began waiving the very fuel regulations it had insisted were necessary. The government relaxed summer-blend requirement...
Our state lies at a crossroads, with competing visions for the public policies that would best benefit its citizens into the future. As one of the most rapidly growing states in the country, North Car...
A potpourri episode covering Martin Luther King, Jr., immigration and the Founding Fathers, the unknown history of states’ rights, and how to survive and prosper in a hostile world. Sponsors… Read Mo...
From Outlaw v. Outlaw, decided in 2019 by Judge Katharine von Ter Stegge (Ore. Cir. Ct.) but just posted on Westlaw;… The post Outlaw vs. In-Law Outlaw appeared first on Reason Magazine.
From Straight Arrow News (Devin Pavlou): One morning in late September, Carli Heller opened up an artificial intelligence chatbot and… The post Can a Chatbot Prompt Be a Punishable Threat? appeared fi...
A just released episode of the Blessings of Liberty podcast.
In Texas, the Galveston County Sheriff's Office fired Deputy Carlos Ramos after a video showed him tailgating a driver without… The post Brickbat: Bumper to Bumper appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Watch today’s Liberty Report here. The post Out With A Bang? Trump May Attack Iran BEFORE Midterms! appeared first on LewRockwell.
Everyone, you might say. But I don’t think so. Them? Us? A little of both, I’m sure. So what’s the point? If you can determine who is brainwashed, you know who to keep your mouth shut around. Complete...
10/8/1888: Chief Justice Melville Fuller takes the judicial oath. The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 8, 1888 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in Kiev on October 4 for an unannounced visit, accompanied by Economy Minister Katherina Reiche and a delegation of German defense and energy executives. Speaking fro...
The GOP is doubling down on a brilliant strategy – from 2024.
There’s out of context, and then there’s trans-dimensional out of context.
Contrary to propaganda from unions and the maritime industry, the Jones Act creates hardships and is helping to drag down the US economy. The only proper outcome is to repeal it immediately.
Editors at National Review Online promote one good way to make the federal government better. For decades, the federal government’s byzantine and overlapping permitting regimes for infrastructure and ...
To get from Miami to the August fundraiser for Angie Nixon’s primary campaign for U.S. Senate at a Palestinian restaurant in Fort Lauderdale, the fastest route was I-95 to the Florida Turnpike. This i...
I recently had a conversation with a friend about what has become an extremely polarizing question within the medical freedom movement — namely, should HHS Secretary Kennedy hang in there to try to do...
The left and the right agree on too much, not too little. The post The Needs of the One Outweigh the Needs of the Many appeared first on Free the People.
In the old sitcom One Day at a Time single mother Ann Romano (Bonnie Franklin) is disturbed to find her teenage daughter in the very randy embrace of a paramour. Wondering what to do, she informs atto...
Over the last three years, I have written a number of pieces on October 7, its aftermath, and Western reactions to it.
Bray and Dublin to Debate as Early Voting Opens; Cooper and Whatley Campaigns Never Responded to Invitations Libertarian and Green Party U.S. Senate candidates will take voter questions live on Facebo...
The respondents did not think much of the policies that the president says produced "the largest drop in violent crime in American history."
When it comes to contextualizing the tech, bond, gold and policy headlines of Q4 2026, it’s easier to foresee their pathway ahead by first looking backwards. Once understood, we mathematically realize...
Bourgeois norms such as work ethic, stability, frugality, and ingenuity can actually make you quite rich.
Researchers say low crime rates by Gen Zers and millennials could keep driving down the prison population for the next two decades.
The automated license plate reader system is “a type of indiscriminate mass surveillance," says a federal judge.
A couple of weeks ago, leftist theologian Rich Raho posted on celebrating the advancement of Dorothy Day’s cause for canonization, linking to an article by Michael Fox at Catholics for the Common Good...
A judge blocked a rule that would have required adult sites to block VPNs or age-check the world.
The senator wants to “triple union density by 2035” and pay for a host of social welfare programs with new taxes on data centers and AI companies.
Disney asked a federal court to end the FCC's investigation of its ABC broadcast licenses, which it has called "pretextual" and "retaliatory."
M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about disturbing revelations in a new report. This is what weaponization looks like. The FBI investigating a mom because she is a gun owner and belonged to a “rig...
The Trump administration has taken away TSA agents' chairs. Now the union wants the flying public to 'take a stand' for their return.
The Iran war could claim a casualty far more consequential than a missile battery, an air base, or an oil tanker: the petrodollar system. For more than 50 years, US protection of the Gulf monarchies h...
Death, taxes, and politicians being a massive disappointment—the constants in life. I would add one more item to that list: Ron Paul being consistent. As Europe and Latin America faced revolutionary m...
Digital money can still leave someone else holding the keys. Paul Puey asks a more basic question: who can stop you from using your own money?
Most people would never bomb a distant city or take a neighbor’s money by force. Put those acts behind a government seal, though, and the moral picture suddenly gets blurrier.
I was on Great British Think Tank's Pints and Policy podcast yesterday. You can watch it below. Thanks to GBTT's thorough description of the chat, I can tell you exactly what we discussed:0:00 Pints ...
"That status quo would soon be turned upside down, as the next two decades brought a revolution to each facet of 14th Amendment law."
One line in a user agreement could bring every trade on a crypto exchange under federal oversight.
Editors at Issues and Insights offer advice to voters who seek lower gas prices. You can’t open a newspaper or watch cable news these days without seeing a story about the pain and suffering Americans...
Aaron Sibarium writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a disturbing development at Columbia University. A Columbia University graduate student who praised Hamas for its “inspirational” tactics and...
The good, the bad, and the ugly of our decade of just podcasting right through the crazy news
Jeffrey Blehar writes for National Review Online about an unexpected tight electoral contest. The reason Kansas has remained solidly Republican is deeply rooted in its soil and demography, but its his...
Buckley was, in his fashion, an academic freedomite, but he argued for a formative university.
From HB2, which was enacted last month: Beginning October 1, 2026, all state and local entities and their employees shall… The post Alabama Public University Professors Must Now Call Gulf of Mexico "G...
Plus: Ketamine deep dive, failed Oura IPO, Ray Dalio's warning, and more...
Lethal injection aims to disguise the brutal reality of capital punishment by dressing it in medical garb.
Benjamin Netanyahu likes to translate Israel’s grief into American. At the United Nations last month, he took the dead of October 7 and multiplied them by the ratio of America’s population to Israel’s...
Affordability is going to enormously impact the election. The post Socialist Affordability Is a Lie | Guest: Maggie Anders | Ep 407 appeared first on Free the People.
The problem isn't how rich someone is. It's how they got it.
One of several worthwhile tidbits in Justice Alito's Wall Street Journal interview.
Late October in northern Virginia carries a specific quality of light, thin and metallic, as if the sun itself has begun to withdraw from the coming winter. On the morning of October 30, 1989, this li...
Reprinted from John’s Substack: On 6 October 2026, I was on “Judging Freedom” talking with the Judge about the Trump administration’s ongoing efforts to end the Iran war on terms favorable to the US ...
On today’s Ron Paul Liberty Report: Less than a month after Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s state visit to the US, the Trump Administration looks to undo any diplomatic gains with plans to deploy an anti-...
Vice President JD Vance said in an interview that Iran must agree to meaningful reductions in its uranium enrichment capabilities. The statement appears to be a shift in policy, as Washington has dema...
Turkey is sending air defenses, drone operators, and other military and technical support to Saudi Arabia. Two officials told Reuters on Wednesday that Turkey had made the decision to begin sending ar...
“Why don’t you write something nice? That will make people smile, and be happy?” I am certain that many writers past and present who occupy the field I am in, are asked this question. Why write about ...
Bourdain saw what polished institutions often miss: people usually know how to make things work when they’re trusted to get on with it.
The talk, "Litigating for Liberty / Judging About Liberty," is part of the Libertarian Litigation Speaker Series at UCLA School… The post Interviewing Justice Clint Bolick (Ariz.) at UCLA School of La...
Who needs a bigger hospital when you can enjoy movie magic?
Starting next year, a dollar-for-dollar tax credit of up to $1,700 will fund K–12 scholarships. Thirty states have opted in, but many Democratic governors are holding out.
Nobel Prize–winning economist James Heckman discusses what really drives economic mobility, the failures of universal preschool, and how AI is transforming his research.
Equality before the law is a highly-contested principle, largely because there is no consensus on what it means for everyone to be treated equally. Does equality before the law mean that nobody believ...
A US senator visiting the Persian Gulf said Tuesday that the Pentagon blocked him from inspecting a heavily damaged American military installation and refused to arrange a briefing on the Iran War, ac...
North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un said he will continue to support Russia as it wages war against Ukraine. Additionally, North Korean state media published an article condemning US support for ...