Reason If only all it took to sweep away intrusive and incompetent governments was a declaration that they’re “anarchist jurisdictions.” Suffering residents of these communities might then be spared authoritarian laws, …
Defense contractors make out big from funds allotted for pandemic response. The Department of Defense (DOD) got $1 billion to “prevent, prepare for, and respond to coronavirus.” Instead, it used …
In today’s New York Times, Northwestern law professor Steven Calabresi, co-chairman of the Federalist Society, recounts his mutual admiration for the late Justice Ginsburg makes the case for imposing term limits …
9/23/1971: Justice John Marshall Harlan II resigns. Justice John Marshall Harlan II ReasonFounded in 1968, Reason is the magazine of free minds and free markets. We produce hard-hitting independent …
Golden Gates: Fighting for Housing in America, by Conor Dougherty, Penguin Press, 288 pages, $28 How did the richest state in the country end up with its worst housing crisis? …
An Orange County, Florida, father wants to know why his son had to take off a Hooters-themed face mask at school. Greg Golba says his son Ian, a fifth-grader at Sunset …
“Mother Earth is angry!” says Nancy Pelosi in my newest video. “The debate is over around climate change!” says California Governor Gavin Newsom, smirking, strangely. They’re eager to blame climate …
The formula (x-5)(x-4)(x-3)(x-2)(x-1)x(x+1)(x+2)(x+3)(x+4)(x+5) could of course be expanded out into a polynomial. As you might gather, it would be a polynomial of order 11, with 12 coefficients, i.e., ax11+bx10…+ix2+jx+k. So …
Our excellent pro bono counsel Jeffrey M. Nye (Stagnaro, Saba & Patterson) has just filed our amicus brief in M.R. v. Niesen, on behalf of Profs. Jonathan Entin, David F. …
The Texas Citizens Participation Act—Texas’s anti-SLAPP statute—provides a special procedure for dealing with certain lawsuits: Defendants can move for prompt dismissal (and get their attorney fees paid if they win), …