Maria Montessori’s views on education are based upon the principles of freedom, choice, individual dignity and spontaneous order. This is a radical departure from traditional […]
1/30/1939 Justice Felix Frankfurter swears. Justice Felix Frankfurter Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History – January 30, 1939
The Washington Post has published an in-depth story on the chronology leading to Breyer’s nomination. In the fall, someone, someway, told the White House that […]
Ilya Shapiro was formerly an employee of the Cato Institute, and is now the executive director at the Georgetown Center for the Constitution. This tweet […]
My colleague asked me: Would it be constitutional for President Biden not to nominate Supreme Court justices due to their race or sexual orientation? The […]
2021 was the “year of school choice”, and we are just beginning. Says Corey DeAngelis, National directorResearch at American Federation for Children. He is also […]
New York City’s move away from enforcement by police of street food vending has led to a new report that shows it is not achieving […]
1/29/1923: Justice Edward Sanford administers an oath. Justice Edward Sanford Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History: Jan 29, 1923
The federal government should be able to prosecute the people for their violations of rights. It is this premise that has prompted a spate petitions […]
Heidi Przybyla, NBC News’ correspondent for this week, is featured tweetedA Michigan report on COVID-19 in public schools students. She said that her gloss meant […]
