Reason From American Patriot Express v. City of Glens Falls, decided Wednesday by Judge Lawrence E. Kahn (N.D.N.Y.): Glens Falls City Code § 87 … regulates “demonstrations,” defined as “pre-planned gathering[s] …
From a Foundation for Individual Rights in Education post last week: On June 3, rising senior Austin Tong posted to his Instagram account a photo of David Dorn, a retired St. Louis …
There’s no question that the federal agents arresting protesters in Portland, Oregon, are acting against the wishes of state and local authorities. The mayor of Portland and the governor of …
Last month, Randy Barnett and I wrote an essay for National Review titled Justice Gorsuch’s Halfway Textualism Surprises and Disappoints in the Title VII Cases. I have now expanded on that theme …
The biggest news story from last week has nothing to do with spiking coronavirus rates or U.S. sanctions on communist China in the wake of its crackdown on Hong Kong …
7/24/1997: Justice William Brennan dies. Justice William Brennan ReasonFounded in 1968, Reason is the magazine of free minds and free markets. We produce hard-hitting independent journalism on civil liberties, …
Iowa, Nebraska, South Carolina, and South Dakota have agreed to provide driver’s license information to the Census Bureau to help it determine how many noncitizens are living in the United …
Yesterday, the Ninth Circuit decided People Not Politicians Oregon v. Clarno. The opinion gave Oregon organizers more time to collect signatures for a ballot initiative. Rick Hasen flagged a footnote …
Back in February, the Department for Homeland Security (DHS) suspended New Yorkers’ ability to enroll or re-enroll in the federal government’s Trusted Traveler Programs (TTPs), which included Global Entry, Nexus, …
The case is Pimentel v. City of Los Angeles, in an opinion written by Judge Kenneth Lee and joined by Judge Paul Watford: To determine whether a fine is grossly disproportional …