Even though the election result was clear, there were still a few vocal supporters of the loser who spent months spreading wild theories about how […]
Charles Fried was a Harvard Law Professor and held several senior positions during the Reagan Administration including Solicitor General. Fried was a national sensation during […]
My favorite saying is that the true power of a lawyer is his ability to make every question about procedure a question about law. It’s […]
There are calls to reinstate the old pandemic regulations and mandates with a new COVID-19 variation. In less than a week, the World Health Organization […]
ReasonThe motto of ‘Free minds, Free Markets’ is the mission statement at. However, we believe in the free exchange of information. Our website is free […]
N.A.S. v. Morada-Haute Furniture Boutique LLCPlaintiff alleged: Plaintiff … hired Defendants, Morada and its co-founders Odenstein and Hernandez, to provide interior design services and to […]
11/30/1981 – Harlow v. Fitzgerald. The Burger Court, 1981 Reason.com’s Today in Supreme Court History, November 30, 1981 originally appeared here.
Reason‘s Special December issueThis year marks the 30th anniversary the fall of the Soviet Union. We are exploring the legacy of this evil empire around […]
Boris Johnson is the British Prime Minister and he has stated that he supports legislation that requires electric car charging stations to be in every […]
This week, we observed International Tech Policy Week. It is an American event that occurs every year at this time. American policymakers, American execs and […]
