Reason The Sixth Amendment Public Trial Clause lets defendants insist that their trials be open to the public, and the Court has interpreted the First Amendment as generally requiring such openness …
In some sense, the fate of politics in the coming years relies on Georgia. And no, that doesn’t refer to the presidential election, where, at the time of this writing, …
When Donald Trump claimed he would have won the popular vote in 2016 if it weren’t for “the millions of people who voted illegally,” he was only trying to magnify …
“WHOEVER THEY VOTE FOR, WE ARE UNGOVERNABLE,” reads one of the flyers for the event taking place the day after the presidential election, organized in part by the PNW Youth …
Despite years of verbal fireworks, charges of foreign election interference, and political warfare culminating in an impeachment trial, it’s quite likely that the inconclusive outcome of the 2020 election comes …
As more states finish counting votes on Friday and throughout the weekend, the presidential election might seem like it’s almost over. It’s not. Recounts loom in Georgia and Wisconsin at …
Murder on Middle Beach. HBO. Sunday, November 15, 10 p.m. Imagine putting a microphone in the face of your father and asking, serious as death itself, “Did you murder my …
Biden wins? Maybe? Decision Desk, an independent vote counting operation, is calling Pennsylvania for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, which would give Biden enough electoral votes to win. But the …
I’m delighted that Prof. McConnell—one of the top Religion Clauses scholars in the country—was willing to pass along some thoughts on the Fulton oral argument: The Supreme Court heard oral argument Wednesday …
11/6/1989: Employment Division v. Smith argued. Employment Division of Oregon ReasonFounded in 1968, Reason is the magazine of free minds and free markets. We produce hard-hitting independent journalism on …