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From the Stanford site; "degradation" indeed: Degradation (started 9:53 AM Nov 12, 2026) Vendor is reporting a service issue that… The post Living Today Without Email—Like Animals! appeared first on Reason Magazine.

The Silver Spring Jewish Center is asking the 4th Circuit to block Montgomery County rules that prevent congregants from exercising the right to bear arms.

Post-election press conference.

Stephen Miller, the architect of Trump's immigration policies, was promoted despite the midterm losses and Trump's admission that ICE has been too harsh.

You cannot spend years governing this way—defying voters' clear directive to lower prices—and then expect the fear of what Democrats might do to spare your party from accountability.

The results in Hoffman v. WBI Energy Transmission look doubtful for the property rights side.

The court reverses its precedent, dating back to 1846, that held such revival unconstitutionally restricted the defendant's "vested rights" not to be sued, which had been created by the earlier statute of limitations.

Want to sell a building in NYC? These groups might get the first opportunity to buy.

As trust in mainstream media has collapsed, Substack and other online platforms are opening the door to a more independent, diverse, and democratic news landscape.

From Hinckley v. Univ. of Wyoming, decided Aug. 28 by Judge Scott Skavdahl (D. Wyo.), but just recently posted on… The post If You Run Social Media for a University, Don't Misprint the Nickname of Its Team appeared first on Reason Magazine.

And if you do plan on doing that, you might not want to make a rap video depicting that very gun.

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11/12/1975: Justice William O. Douglas resigns. The post Today in Supreme Court History: November 12, 1975 appeared first on Reason Magazine.

Alberta joins 17 U.S. states that have given trained optometrists the green light to perform certain advanced procedures, giving patients more eye care options.

The Argentine president's commitment to limited government has faltered when it comes to free speech.

Brian Sguros faces multiple charges over using his position as a police officer in Lauderhill, Florida, to take over a… The post Brickbat: Home Is Where You Make It appeared first on Reason Magazine.

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I was very pleased to see that Elliot Gaiser was nominated to the Federal District Court for the Northern District… The post Texans For Elliot Gaiser appeared first on Reason Magazine.

Posner was one of the greatest legal scholars of all time, a founder of law and economics, and an enormously influential judge.

Despite his avowed commitment to the First Amendment, the senator seems unfazed by the attempt to imprison the former FBI director for constitutionally protected speech.

The single, vulgar comment didn't obstruct the court proceedings enough to support a criminal contempt conviction, the court ruled.

In California, New Jersey, Maine, and Minnesota, voters opted to cap rents and impose more restrictions on landlords.

The ruling sends the case back to a lower court, which must now weigh the First Amendment implications of the government’s request.

Democrats have warned the administration to "lawyer up" and prepare for "subpoenas." The White House countered that this could be illegal.

Government-mandated risk aversion may protect people in some ways. But at what cost?

Even if a Republican wins the 2028 presidential election, it will be virtually impossible for the Senate to flip red… The post Who Is Left On The Bench For 2033? appeared first on Reason Magazine.

A group meant to send Democrats to Congress instead kept them out of the building during a close, high-stakes vote. But perhaps party leadership preferred it that way.

Circuit seats belong to the circuit, and not to the state.

Yes, that's as ominous as it sounds.

Harold Medina, who T-boned Todd Perchert's Mustang in 2024, was reprimanded for "unsafe driving practices" and failing to activate his body camera after the crash.