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From One View of Soldiering to Another
Sergey Babkin cofounded 5’Nizza. The name of the band is pronounced like “Friday”. In 2009, he released a Russian-language single called “I’m a Soldier.” This […]
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“I am offended that you think we’re dumb enough to believe that you’re dumb enough to believe that”
Commenter Noscitur Asociis makes a funny dig, completely unaffected by the political or substantive content of the comment towhich he was responding. While I would […]
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Ukrainian Soldier Seeks Trademark for “Russian Warship Go F**k Yourself”
World Trademark Review (Tim Lince),: WTR has learned that the EU filed a trademark application on behalf of a Ukrainian warship’s border guard for the […]
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For a Less Pessimistic Take from a Russian Singer
Two weeks ago, Andrey Makarevich was interviewed by a Ukrainian television program. He is another founder father of Russian (originally Soviet-style) rock. I was surprised […]
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Got Roadkill? Now There’s an App for That
Many thanks to Record-breaking meat pricesA rising number of reports indicates that Americans could have to Reduce your intake of animal protein. Imagine if there […]
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“Bans on Political Discrimination in Places of Public Accommodation and Housing”
You can find the new article in my newsletter. NYU Journal of Law & Liberty. Introduction Private businesses are not allowed to discriminate against customers based […]
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From Iraq to Ukraine, the American Press Loves a War
This was the day that the United States began its 2003 air attack on Iraq. The ground part of the operation started one day later. […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: March 19, 1891
Birthday of Chief Justice Earl Warren on 3/19/1991 Reason.com’s first post, Today in Supreme Court History: February 19, 1891 was published on Reason.com.
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Must Libertarians Care About More Than the State?
It’s rocky times for the conservative-libertarian partnership that characterized American right-of-center politics in the second half of the 20th century. Recent attention has been given […]
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Can’t Apologize and Then Sue Someone for Libel When They Rely on Your Apology
Starting at Burghardt v. YvonToday’s decision by the California Court of Appeal in a unanimous opinion of Justice William Dato joined today by Justices Truc […]