Reason Democrats’ massive 1,900-page, $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill unveiled Tuesday includes a number of far-reaching policies designed to keep people in their homes during COVID-19. The so-called Health and Economic …
If you travel in the near future, you’re likely to be masked, restricted, and monitored very closely—and despite how that sounds, you probably won’t be locked in the trunk of …
Sen. Rand Paul (R–Ky.) attracted national media attention yesterday after he posed a pointed question to Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, about …
5/13/1912: Seventeenth Amendment is approved by the House of Representatives. The Senate approved it the prior month. The Seventeenth Amendment was ratified in 1913. ReasonFounded in 1968, Reason is the …
The Transportation Security Administration sat on more than 1.3 million N95 masks it did not need even as hospitals and the Department of Veterans Affairs were begging for them. TSA …
I am happy to publish this guest post from Professor James Phillips, who will start at Chapman University this fall. James was counsel on an amicus brief in Our Lady …
Based on an erroneous report of a “domestic assault,” police officers came to rescue Melanie Kelsay from the man who supposedly was attacking her at a community swimming pool in …
Late Tuesday night, a federal judge ordered a federal prison in Connecticut to speed up its process for releasing inmates at serious risk for COVID-19, finding that officials’ foot-dragging violated …
The Supreme Court. In today’s Supreme Court oral argument in Trump v. Mazars, one of two cases concerning the scope of Congress’ power to subpoena …
Regents of the University of California v. Bakke was the Supreme Court’s first major opinion on the constitutionality of government affirmative action preferences. I am (barely) old enough to have …