Reason 8/12/1795: Chief Justice John Rutledge takes judicial oath. Chief Justice John Rutledge ReasonFounded in 1968, Reason is the magazine of free minds and free markets. We produce hard-hitting independent …
The handbook for the Springfield School District in Illinois warns students they must abide by the dress code even while taking part in remote learning in their homes. In particular, …
If you live in Chicago, you might be thinking about buying a gun to protect yourself, your family, your home, or your business against rioters, looters, and assorted violent criminals. …
From “Black Lives Matter Holds Rally Supporting Individuals Arrested in Chicago Looting Monday,” a story by NBC Chicago:, quoting someone whom a BLM Chicago video last fall described as “our …
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced today that Russia has won the global race to be the first country to produce and officially register an effective vaccine against the COVID-19 coronavirus. …
From yesterday’s decision by Judge W. Keith Watkins in U.S. v. Fortson (M.D. Ala.): The necessary trial participants are gathered to try this case at this time due to Mr. …
A Colorado police officer who has been on the force for 20 years was suspended after posting “KILL THEM ALL” on a June Facebook live stream showing protesters blocking an …
From BBC: Protesters had burnt down [the] family home [of the singer, Yahaya Sharif-Aminu,] and gathered outside the headquarters of the Islamic police, known as the Hisbah, demanding action against …
Commenters have occasionally asked why American law generally recognizes a right of public access to civil court cases between two private parties. Why not treat those cases as just a …
When the state of Tennessee told Elias Zarate in 2017 that he could no longer be a barber, it wasn’t because he’d accidentally hurt a customer or because he gave …