Reason So holds the First Circuit in yesterday’s decision in Norris v. Cape Elizabeth School Dist., and I think that’s exactly the right reading of the Supreme Court precedents (and consistent …
When high school sophomore Miguel Lozano started selling elotes—Mexican street corn—he hoped to use the money he made to buy clothes for school. The Yamhill County, Oregon, teenager will have …
If you were jolted awake at 5 a.m. by an angry clamor in front of your house, followed by a ring of the doorbell, you probably would be alarmed. You …
Earlier this morning, the Eleventh Circuit granted rehearing en banc in In re Wild, the challenge by Courtney Wild (and, effectively, other Epstein victims) to Epstein’s secret non-prosecution agreement (NPA). …
Today a per curiam panel of the Eighth Circuit decided an abortion case on appeal from Arkansas. The panel applied the Marks rule, and found that Chief Justice Roberts’s concurrence is …
When President Donald Trump imposed 10 percent tariffs on imported aluminum in March 2018, it was (predictably) American aluminum-consuming companies that suffered the most. Companies like Whirlpool Corp., for example. …
It’s turning into a summer of terrible tech policy, imposed by stunningly clueless members of Congress and a digitally ignorant but executive-order-addicted president. In June, President Donald Trump issued a …
During the apex of Soviet totalitarianism, when Joseph Stalin was hosting show trials and overseeing a vast network of gulags (labor camps for political prisoners), Russian citizens were encouraged to denounce …
8/7/2010: Justice Elena Kagan takes oath. Justice Elena Kagan ReasonFounded in 1968, Reason is the magazine of free minds and free markets. We produce hard-hitting independent journalism on civil …
Want a guided tour of what’s upsetting the woke and sparking a backlash among the “extremely online” this week? The new podcast Blocked and Reported might be for you. Each week, hosts …