Reason The COVID-19 projections presented at a White House briefing yesterday imagine two scenarios, one utterly fanciful and the other intolerably vague. With “no intervention,” the main graph says, the United …
In response to 2017’s mass shooting in Las Vegas, President Donald Trump vowed to use executive authority to ban bump stocks, a type of firearms accessory that the shooter reportedly …
Today is April 1. Alas, law bloggers have suspended their customary April Fool’s pranks. Rick Hasen wrote: One of my great work joys will have to be on hiatus given …
Draconian bills to restrict self-defense rights have a life of their own in Congress. There’s always one lurking in the background, individually unlikely to become law, but ready to be …
Even if you are not worried that police might arrest you for wearing a face mask in public to protect against COVID-19 (which seems to be illegal in some states), …
Stock plans are eligible for funds, yet not adult entertainers. Sex workers and anyone whose professional activities involve “prurient” products or content are ineligible for COVID-19-related loans for small businesses …
4/1/2003: Grutter v. Bollinger and Gratz v. Bollinger argued. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUB3TI87kd8?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 …
The Guardian newspaper reports that Saudi Arabia’s three largest mobile phone companies have made millions of tracking requests since November 2019 that would allow them to locate Saudi phone users …
That’s the WorldOMeters data; it’s consistent with the CNN report from several hours ago, saying there were 770 deaths Tuesday as of then. For a broader perspective, see this post; …
Great seeing those of you who were willing to be seen, great having all of you (about 60 people total) on board, and many thanks to Michael, Will, and Orin …