Princeton University had been scheduled to present 19th century Jewish American art by Leonard Milberg (a Princeton graduate and patron of the arts). Milberg pulled […]
Elizabeth Warren was a strong supporter of trustbusting, Medicare For All, Medicare for All, Green New Deal, and regulation for big banks when she ran […]
4/5/1982: Justice Abe Fortas dies. Justice Abe Fortas Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, April 5, 1982 originally appeared here.
Langfang, a Chinese city, ordered that all indoor pets of COVID-19 sufferers in one area be killed. It was eventually canceled, although it is not […]
Nate Jones, prompted by Cyberspace Solarium’s op-ed gives a comprehensive overview of cybersecurity concerns in the maritime sector. There is certainly a lot to be […]
The latest Reason Roundtable, editors Matt Welch, Peter Suderman, Katherine Mangu-Ward, and Nick Gillespie discuss President Joe Biden’s newly proposed budget and wealth tax. 1:29 7:31: Biden […]
Republicans take aim at Disney because of their opposition to the Florida law, which critics have called the “don’t speak gay” legislation. “For Disney to […]
Today’s news came from a regulatory filing. It revealed that Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently became Twitter’s biggest shareholder. He bought a 9.2 per cent […]
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), ranking GOP member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, joined the ranks of “no” votes to confirm Biden Supreme Court nominee Judge […]
Discussing Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court nomination today, Sen. Charles Grassley (R–Iowa) brought up her resentencing of a heroin dealer named Keith Young—a case that […]
