Over $1 million was stolen by California sheriff’s deputies from an armored vehicle company serving state-licensed pot businesses. The federal government agreed to repay it. […]
Eric Adams, New York City’s Mayor was the target of some criticism for taking part in the capture of Frank James the Brooklyn subway gunman. […]
Federal immigration officials issued about 66,000 fewer employment-based green cards than allowed by law last year—despite one of the tightest labor markets in recent American […]
White House Easter Egg Roll, a tradition event that is loved by both parents and kids, has become a highlight of Easter celebrations in Washington, […]
The federal government has extended its mask mandate to planes, trains and buses once more, angering Congress Republicans and the travel industry. Citing an uptick […]
“I want to understand White rage. And I’m White.” This is what keeps our nation’s top General up at night. Don’t just take my word […]
4/14/1873: Arbitration of The Slaughterhouse Cases Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, April 14, 1873
Senator Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says he supports repealing the federal prohibition on marijuana. The New York Democrat helped to sink legislation which would have […]
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in next week Vega v. Tekoh, a case about Miranda rights. A super-interesting historical historian was flagged in my […]
Martin Reese from Creekside Middle School was charged in Port Orange with disruptive behavior and disorderly conduct. Reese played loud music to try and disrupt […]
