Reason What’s it like serving on the front lines of the response to the coronavirus pandemic? And what have the federal, state, and local responses to COVID-19 gotten right and wrong …
American justice is built to a disturbing degree on fining citizens, often very poor ones, for petty crimes. In the COVID-19 age of unprecedented unemployment, paying those fines has become …
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. “As people in lockdown take clippers to their own shaggy hair, they are learning that …
“If during the next sixty to seventy years the world farmer reaches the average yield of today’s US corn grower, the ten billion will need only half of today’s cropland …
The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the hotel industry, and in doing so put the taxpayers who funded generous incentives for these hotels at risk of never being paid back. This …
A family in Oxford, Wisconsin, is suing the local sheriff’s department after a patrol sergeant threatened to arrest a teenage girl for disorderly conduct for posting on Instagram about being …
“Sweden’s suffering very, very badly” according to President Donald Trump. Nope, says Denmark’s former Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen, who suggested April 7 that Denmark should have followed the cautious …
This homemade mask requires a few minutes of sewing, which is admittedly more work than most congressmen put into reading the last stimulus bill. Written, directed, shot, edited, and produced …
A video from a New York City subway platform shows a contentious moment that calls into question the New York Police Department’s (NYPD) policing priorities amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Portions …
William Edwards was sentenced to five years in prison “for posting Facebook Live videos in which he accused a local pastor of sexual misconduct.” His conviction was under Miss. Code …