Reason The societal lockdown due to the novel coronavirus has shown that the U.S. economy definitely has a kill switch. As Georgia begins to lift its restrictions on “non-essential” businesses tomorrow, …
Last week, President Donald Trump was calling for Americans living under shelter-in-place orders to “liberate” their states. Now, he’s condemning governors for daring to take his advice. On Wednesday, Trump …
4/23/1985: Cleburne v. Cleburne Living Center, Inc. argued. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87M82PN4Ado?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281] ReasonFounded in 1968, Reason is the magazine of free minds and free markets. We produce hard-hitting independent journalism on civil …
Republicans in Congress, on the whole, no longer care about debt or deficits—at least not in any substantive sense. That’s a problem for a number of reasons, not least that …
In Australia, Adelaide City Council members say they may ban the consumption of alcohol during council meetings. The proposal comes after council member Harvey Jones was seen drinking during a …
In times of crisis like the one we are now going through, calls to grow an already-bloated bureaucracy abound. Whether it’s through more centralization, more powers to the federal government, …
From the County’s page: Q: Are car parades, cruises, and joyriding prohibited? A: No, they are NOT prohibited by any stay at home order issued by the Osage County Health …
Rose Mary Knick, the plaintiff in Knick v. Township of Scott, with her lawyers from the Pacific Legal Foundation (Pacific Legal Foundation). The Fordham Urban Law Journal has published …
The Arkansas Department of Health, like agencies in some other states, has issued an order putting on hold all “non-medically-necessary” surgical procedures (defined as ones that are “immediately necessary to …
Harrison Brown of the National Academy of Sciences published a chart in the September 1970 issue of Scientific American projecting that humanity would run out of copper shortly after 2000; lead, zinc, …