Today’s news coverage from libertarian media sources. Today's edition includes 100 articles from 13 sites. We chose these from 1962 articles found on 35 sites.
Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour discusses the fight to regulate prediction markets, why ordinary people can outperform Wall Street, and the future of American capitalism.
The feds are charging Samuel Tunick for destroying his phone at the border. Court documents show that they refused him a lawyer and lied about why he was searched.
TweetIlya Somin, a GMU colleague over in the Scalia School of Law, explains that Trump’s Section 338 tariffs punitive taxes on Americans’ purchases of imports “are illegal for multiple different reaso...
Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is running for the office against businessman Rick Jackson, who has attacked her for the violence that took place during the summer of COVID.
The ex-husband of an Arizona woman who voluntarily took abortion pills in 2018 has won a civil lawsuit against the clinic that prescribed them.
The French protests that are spreading over Europe are not receiving proper attention. The explanation that students all over France, with the disturbances spreading into Italy and Belgium, are burni...
In 1968, a bestselling book predicted that hundreds of millions of people would starve in the 1970s. 📖 They didn’t. Food production outpaced population growth. 🌾 In 2009, we were told there were 96 mo...
Alberta secessionists lost a referendum by a large margin. Quebec secessionists are in better shape, but still facing an uphill struggle.
Last months the Trump administration was loudly claiming that Iran had lost control of the Strait of Hormuz. Some ‘experts’ even claimed that the flow of oil was back at a pre-war level. Both of those...
The paradigm shifts. The networked supra-national stratum that long has pursued its global ‘grand design’ through manufacturing public consent for wars of imposed compliance has, at last, run up again...
On a January morning off the island of El Hierro, a wooden boat comes in under tow. It sits low and packed, passengers pressed shoulder to shoulder, almost all of them men in their twenties and thirti...
When one of my acquaintances expressed his enthusiasm for Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s October 7 speech from the Acropolis in Athens, Greece—seeing it as the de facto launching of a presidential c...
Victor Davis Hanson writes for American Greatness about the significance of this year’s elections. There are two ways of looking at the midterms, now less than three weeks away. One is as a simple ref...
Mario Ayala is seeking the return of his property, which federal agents seized more than a year and a half ago for reasons that remain mysterious.
Trump’s quest to rename places may not make us more prosperous. But it’s certainly making America more American in Name Only.
Plus: Stamping out fraud, a visit to Anthropic's headquarters, and more...
Hello Mr. lame-duck Zelenskyy. The Peace President here. I want to remind you of The Golden Rule — “He who has the gold makes the rules.” The gold is still the US dollar and we’ve been providing you w...
Gov. Kelly Ayotte urged X to kick out the Libertarian Party's former New Hampshire affiliate. The next day, the account was suspended.
From today's decision by Judge John Sinatra (W.D.N.Y.) in Heeter v. James: New York enacted a first-of-its-kind law prohibiting law-abiding residents-who… The post Body Armor Ban Struck Down by N.Y. F...
I recent weeks, German and French politicians have denounced free speech, and especially the concept of “freedom of speech” as long envisioned in the libertarian tradition of natural rights. French Pr...
Majorities of both major parties now recognize its potential as a more clean and stable energy source.
There’s no way to fight the Empire without bypassing its control of the international financial system. All hell is already breaking loose when it comes to probing what is exactly taking place related...
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about an unusual development in New York politics. New York state, of all places, is emerging as a potential bright spot for Republicans in the midterm ...
There are plenty of good arguments against voting, and they are all wrong. Go vote for Libertarian candidates. The post Why It’s Important to Vote Libertarian appeared first on Libertarian Party.
The Court seems concerned enough about transitioning children but not adult (prisoners).
The Ukrainian regime’s desperation for new soldiers is so great that the country is willing to risk even its most critical sectors to ensure a continued supply of manpower for its army. As Ukrainian r...
With the 2026 election underway, it is a good time to assess North Carolina’s election integrity standards and how we can improve them. One way to do that is to see how North Carolina stands compared ...
Brianna Lyman writes for the Federalist about the latest case of a clueless legacy media star. CBS News’ Leslie [sic] Stahl questioned “the purpose” of prosecuting noncitizen voting because “very, ver...
From Judge Stephanos Bibas, joined by Judge Tamika Montgomery-Reeves, in Monday's Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church v. Township of Collier:… The post Rezoning Request for Catholic Shrine May Have...
Annual tax bills make many homeowners feel more like eternal renters.
Federal appeals courts rejected qualified immunity for cops and a judge who flouted longstanding constitutional principles.
Piers Morgan recently said on his program of Russian President Vladimir Putin, “I do think he’s the nearest thing to a modern day Hitler…” Libertarian Institute Director Scott Horton had something to ...
After ten years, what are some of the tried and tested methods of civic-center success?
I originally thought I would devote a week to this series on the looming fiscal crisis, but there are so many nations with terrible fiscal policy that we’re now midway through the second week. Today, ...
Just when you thought it was safe to go back on the web – the Rogue AI agents are back, those cheeky little scamps, and getting up to their old tricks. That’s according to OpenAI, anyway, and why woul...
TweetHere’s a letter to a new correspondent. Mr. Burr: Thanks for your email. You write: I am not an economist. It seems intuitive that tariffs would raise taxes. Simply stated, tariffs limit compet...
A media investigation found criminal referrals of schoolchildren age 10 to 13 grew as the number of school resource officers in Texas likewise ballooned.
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online assesses the damage done by today’s French riots. It’s not just another case of rioters committing arson. In Limoges, the angry young thugs destroyed a piece of ...
TweetHere’s a letter to a long-time correspondent. Mr. Estes: Thanks for your email in response to my blog post this morning on tariffs. You’re skeptical of my claim that commerce among people with di...
10/21/1919: Abrams v. United States argued. The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 21, 1919 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
In Out of Touch: The Elite One Percent and the Battle for America’s Soul, Scott W. Rasmussen, has studied voters who hold postgraduate degrees, live in zip codes with at least 10,000 people per square...
Jeffrey Blehar writes for National Review Online about disturbing developments overseas. Yes, readers, as terrible as things look in America right now, there’s always our ever-more-deeply doomed Europ...
Tweet… is from page 43 of my GMU Econ colleague David Levy’s splendid 2001 book, How the Dismal Science Got Its Name: One attraction so many “cultural critics of capitalism” feel for [Thomas] Carlyle’...
A liberal arts education should pursue truth in a way that expands freedom and flourishing.
Plus: Gun laws in Oregon, Mamdani's free-daycare expansion, vibrators and selfishness, and more...
Well, it’s election season, and the routine embrace of mindless partisanship has commenced. We are again being told by Republican politicians that we must ignore monetary inflation, the disastrous war...
Michael Lucchese discusses Russell Kirk, America, and conservatism on the Law & Liberty Podcast.
Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), recently warned about the danger from the United States government’s high debt level. She also criticized some governm...
The justices will decide the case later this term.
Authorities are claiming draconian powers against Hüseyin Doğru, a German journalist accused of spreading Russian propaganda.
“Your universe has no meaning to them. They will not try to understand. They will make a fire with your beautiful oak door…” – The Camp of the Saints In 732, Charles Martel repelled the Moors at the B...
The import taxes fit a pattern of dubious legal rationales for the president's protectionist policies.
Do the First Amendment protections of freedom of speech and freedom of assembly mean that a group of people can assemble in your living room without your permission and speak their mind? I don’t know ...
J.D. Vance is approaching the halfway point of his term as vice president in an administration that has committed the United States to wars in locations from Ukraine to Venezuela to Somalia to Iran an...
The tariffs are illegal for multiple different reasons.
Maryland parents say admissions rules tied to school poverty levels put Asian-American students at a disadvantage.
The city mandates composting, but New Yorkers don’t like to be told what to do with their garbage—and don't seem all that clear on the rules in the first place.
Get The Real Dope on Drugs (Part One) Your Government and Drugs The CIA and Drugs How The U.S. Government Created America’s Drug Problem (Amazon book list) CIA, NATO and the Great Heroin Coup: How Mia...
Prior to the disruptions of the current Iran War, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) had spent more than a half-century as the world’s leading oil exporter. That crucial economic role and the vast gush...
Right-wing and left-wing interventionists and interventionist mainstream-press commentators are up in arms over President Trump’s decision to ease economic sanctions against Russia in connection with ...
Saudi Arabia went looking for allies against Ansar Allah, and so far it has gotten statements of support. Egypt has declared its readiness to back the Kingdom, but its statement does not commit to any...
Fred Lucas writes for the Daily Signal about significant ballot measures across the country linked to election integrity. Senate Republicans were unable to pass the SAVE America Act this year, but vot...
Matt Vespa writes for Townhall.com about a potentially significant development in the upcoming race to follow President Donald Trump in the White House. A top contender might not run after all. We’re ...
Catherine Salgado writes for PJMedia.com about one high-profile California political figure’s reaction to recent unrest around the world. A combination of radical commies and Muslim migrants is showin...
M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about a dangerous trend in American politics. As France burns, a Washington, D.C.-based government watchdog is sending out an Election Day warning about the desig...
The new Harvest Fuel Relief program is the latest payment to farmers squeezed by the president’s own war and tariffs.
Our final installment to track the changes in constitutional law.
Reuters reported on Tuesday, speaking with multiple senior Iranian officials who explained that Tehran is deliberately delaying negoations with the US to hurt President Donald Trump’s Republican Party...
While “parousiatic atheism” is not a standard, mainstream term in academic philosophy or theology, its meaning can be clearly deduced by combining its two root concepts: Parousia (the theological conc...
New study finds that 85 percent of "plausible scenarios" result in negative revenue for the state as wealthy residents flee.
Students at the University of Chicago are rallying to repeal the 1958 Onion Futures Act to give onion producers a tool that corn and wheat growers already have.
Plus: NBA restricts problematic bets without needing regulation; the real plan for Trump to profit from East Potomac Golf Course renovation
Where's the science?
A new book imagines a new global system. How plausible are its ideas?
After School District bans licensed pistols, license holder saves children.
Fannie Mae has sharply raised its mortgage rate forecast for 2027, and the revision should put an end to the fantasy that Americans can simply wait another year for cheap money to return. Economists n...
South Korea said it would retaliate against North Korea if it continues its provocations. The statement followed Pyongyang threatening to deploy tactical strike weapons to its southern border. “Now t...
Download Audio. Scott interviews Libertarian Institute Fellow Joseph Solis-Mullen about what’s happening in Ethiopia. Solis-Mullen gives us the historical context of the escalating conflict, the broad...
There has been a good deal of discussion recently among libertarians and conservatives over whether to vote in the upcoming midterms. Those among us (I confess to being one) who had hopes that what pa...
Since 3/4ths of readers are from the United States, I suspect yesterday’s column will garner the most attention in this series. Though maybe the riots and disarray in France will cause the column abou...
Definitions of different housing types are arbitrary. Every productive housing reform produces conflict.
For years, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. championed families whose children were injured by the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine. He challenged federal health agencies and Big Pharma, popularized cen...
Reprinted from John’s Substack: On 13 October 2026, I was on Judging Freedom, talking with the Judge about recent developments in the wars in Ukraine and Iran, the Gaza genocide, and the Saudi-Houthi...
Download Audio. Scott brings Larry Johnson back on the show to talk about all the Middle East news they couldn’t get to last week. They discuss the Iran war and the status of Iran’s nuclear program, I...
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth traveled to an Israeli air base housing US warplanes and met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The meeting occurred eight days before Israel’s election. Two source...
I've seen some say yes as to that—as an objection to gun control laws, not as an objection to the… The post Did Oregon Man Who Shot the School Shooter Violate Oregon Law in Carrying Gun onto School Pr...
When most people think of dystopian visions of the future, they think of George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four or Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. Both excellent choices. Some readers have other volume...
" French government bonds, known as OATs, have been among the hardest hit in a global bond selloff fueled by inflation fears, higher interest-rate expectations, and concerns about government debt."
The Competitive Enterprise Institute has just filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn a grave threat to democracy from a state that touts itself as progressive. In July, the Wisconsin Elections Commission...
Development policy needs a sturdier foundation than GDP growth.
From L.R. v. Bd. of Ed. of Jennings School Dist., decided Wednesday by Judge Joshua Divine (E.D. Mo.): L.R. and… The post Children May Proceed Pseudonymously; May Their Parents? appeared first on Reas...
10/20/1973: The Saturday Night Massacre occurs. The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 20, 1973 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Watch today’s Liberty Report here. The post GOP Senators Freak Out As Trump Eases Russia Sanctions! appeared first on LewRockwell.
Download Audio. Scott interviews Robert Wright, author of the book The God Test, about how AI will impact our future. They discuss the threats AI poses to our safety and our economies. And they talk a...
Berkley busted by Trump.
While historians blame much of the post-Civil War racial violence on white southern Democrats, there also was Republican-led violence against blacks who voted for Democratic Party candidates.
Plus: Trump's tariffs lose support among his own voters, a five-day White House press secretary, and Elizabeth Warren's crusade against corporate mergers
The new White House Press Secretary lasted five days before resigning. Sen. Elizabeth Warren is upset that one company makes two brands of hot sauce. Agencies issued new regulations ranging from credi...