Many socialists think education is an essential human right. Evidently not Arizona State University’s Students for Socialism. The protestors staged an action Wednesday in order […]
Conor Friedersdorf, The Atlantic has an excellent article about this. Here’s an excerpt. Instead of encouraging independent scrutiny, many campus administrators have released statements that […]
Matt Welch (Kate Mangu-Ward), Peter Suderman and Nick Gillespie go meta this Monday Reason RoundtableTalking about media coverage of the Rittenhouse trial. Hear their opinions […]
Gun legal guidelines hit the headlines as soon as once more with the acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse on all fees for defending himself towards assailants […]
False allegations of facts may be defamatory, however opinions about others aren’t. Are you referring to “Kyle Rittenhouse a killer” or “O.J. Is it a […]
[1.] Yes. Yes. First, the acquittal resolves only that guilt couldn’t be proved beyond a reasonable doubt (requiring, say, a >90% confidence level); the standard […]
Douglas M. Haynes, Vice-Chancellor for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion and Chief Diversity Officer (as well history professor, speaking only in his official capacity and as […]
Kyle Rittenhouse, a teenager who stated he was afraid for his safety when he attacked two men with a knife during unrest in Kenosha (Wisconsin), […]
After closing arguments, and another day filled with courtroom drama, Kyle Rittenhouse’s fate now rests in the hands the jury. This was after Assistant District […]
Matt Welch (left), Katherine Manguward (right), and Peter Suderman (right) discuss Monday’s Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Today’s show has all this and much more Roundtable Reason. […]
