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Today in Supreme Court History: December 4, 1933
12/4/1933: Nebbia against New York Argument. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, December 4, 1933
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Mexico’s ‘Junk Food’ Warning Labels Are Junk
Mexico’s year-old mandatory warning label law for food on the front of packages was designed to make Mexicans healthier choices and reduce their high obesity […]
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A Big, Dumb Machine
Many people attribute America’s failings in Afghanistan to ignorance, incompetence or stupidity. However, there is more to it than that. Afghanistan PapersBy The Washington PostCraig […]
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A Return To Normalcy at 36,000 Feet
United Airlines finally restored the business class service after nearly 20 months. There are pre-departure drinks available, including champagne, juice and water. Real glassware is […]
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How Did Ahmaud Arbery’s 3 Assailants End Up With 12 Murder Convictions?
Last week, there were many guilty verdicts at the Ahmaud Abery trial’s conclusion. This was likely to shock very few. Video footage shows Travis McMichael […]
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School Districts Are Using Their COVID-19 Relief Money on Vape Detectors, Tennis Courts
Earlier this year, schools around the country received more than a hundred billion dollars from the federal government—American taxpayers, in truth—in order to recover from […]
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A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. Friends, Wednesday 8th December will see the Supreme Court. Carson […]
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Here Is Why a Federal Judge Blocked Enforcement of the Texas Social Media Law
Yesterday’s effective date was set for Texas’s law restricting moderation on social media platforms. That did not happen, because the day before a federal judge […]
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You Matched That $100,000 Reason Webathon Grant, So Now Here’s Another Matching $50,000 Grant!
These people are incredible. You were able to meet a $100,000 matching grant of an anonymous donor at 8 AM EST on Thursday morning. This […]
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"As The Yale Law School World Turns": "The … Soap Opera Continues"
As I mentioned before, it’s inside baseball, but it’s about a tremendous important inside institution—and it’s by David Lat, so it’s as usual a great […]