As someone who tries to evaluate specific public policies based on their merits and adherence to my long-held libertarian philosophy, I’ve been increasingly dispirited by […]
Welcome back, and hello! There are reasonsAn annual webathon for’s is currently in progress and can be viewed on your screens or in your earbuds. […]
12/3/1996: Printz v. U.S. argued. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History: Dec 3, 1996
The COVID-19 panic is long gone. Politicians are responding to viral fears more effectively than engaging in rituals designed to calm fear and boost their […]
Americans have been forced to adapt to a multitude of new changes since the outbreak in March 2020. Although in-person events such as sporting events […]
Sally Rooney has a new novel. Beautiful World. Where Are You?This is her follow-up book to the internationally bestselling Normal People and Conversations With Friends. All three books mix […]
Patanjali Kambhampati (a professor of chemistry at McGill University in Montreal) applied for a grant from the Natural Science and Engineering Council of Canada. The […]
In oral arguments DobbsThe Solicitor General was forced to take a hard line. A case should not be overruled by the Supreme Court simply because it […]
The Supreme Court placed S.B. 8 cases on the rocket docket, I–and many others–predicted the Court would resolve the S.B. 8 cases in the past DobbsArguments […]
Justice Kagan, along with her fellow justices have resorted to the same tune regarding stare decisis in recent years. It was clear that they dreaded […]
