Reason To bitcoin enthusiasts, the advantages of cryptocurrency are obvious: It’s a global, decentralized financial network that no government or centralized entity can control. But bitcoin is also incredibly transparent. That’s by …
A British court has ordered Gloucestershire resident Graham Wildin jailed for six weeks for contempt of court for refusing an order to tear down a “man cave” he built without …
So Judge Jon Levy (D. Me.) held today in Lowe v. Mills. An excerpt: In this case, the amended complaint and the properly considered documents, information, and facts before me show …
A year ago, the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan was underway after 20 years of war. In February, we marked a year since President Joe Biden’s announcement that the U.S. …
Another week, another reminder that heavy-handed government industrial policy is in fashion. Nobel Prize-winning economist Michael Spence recently endorsed it as embodied in the newly passed “CHIPS+” legislation, an attempt …
On Monday, a Florida appeals court upheld a lower court’s decision to deny a 16-year-old girl a waiver that she sought in order to obtain a legal abortion at 10 …
The question of whether then-President Donald Trump could block people on Twitter focused a lot more attention on a curious little world of how politicians behave on social media. In …
From a decision last week by the Washington Court of Appeals in Sehmel v. Shah, written by Judge Lisa Worswick, joined by Acting Chief Judge Anne Cruser and agreed with …
8/18/1920: The Nineteenth Amendment is ratified The post Today in Supreme Court History: August 18, 1920 appeared first on Reason.com. ReasonFounded in 1968, Reason is the magazine of free minds …
People have been trying to ban Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird since the 1960s. And since the 1960s, they have largely failed. In one early instance, the school board of Virginia’s …