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We’re almost halfway through our annual Reason Webathon, the only time of the year when we ask our online readers, listeners, and viewers to support our journalism and commentary with tax-deductible donations. Go here to learn about the various swag we’re offering this year. (My favorite is the Reason stress ball which can be yours […]
I’m excited as hell to ask you to donate during Reason‘s annual webathon, the one week each year where we ask you to support our efforts to advance libertarian ideas and policies with fully tax-deductible donations. And I’m even more excited to announce a massive $100,000 matching grant from a supporter—which means that every dollar […]
Has the Republican Party lost its mind—and its way—in its slavish devotion to Donald Trump, who insists that the 2020 election was stolen from him through extensive voter fraud? That’s the question that journalist Robert Draper investigates in his new book Weapons of Mass Delusion, which looks at rising Republican stars such as Rep. Marjorie […]
Has the Republican Party lost its mind—and its way—in its slavish devotion to Donald Trump, who insists that the 2020 election was stolen from him through extensive voter fraud? That’s the question that journalist Robert Draper investigates in his new book Weapons of Mass Delusion, which looks at rising Republican stars such as Rep. Marjorie […]
As a teenager growing up in Greenwich Village in the late 1960s, Steven Heller improbably became the art director of pioneering alternative publications such as The New York Free Press, Screw magazine, and The East Village Other before eventually moving on to work at The New York Times and teaching at the School of Visual […]
As a teenager growing up in Greenwich Village in the late 1960s, Steven Heller improbably became the art director of pioneering alternative publications such as The New York Free Press, the pioneering porn magazine Screw, and The East Village Other before eventually moving on to work at The New York Times and teaching at the […]
The libertarian movement has lost its way over the past 60 years as it’s shifted from Friedrich Hayek’s classical liberal corrective to Depression-era central planning to Murray Rothbard’s full-blown anarcho-capitalism in which all taxation is theft and all transfer payments are immoral. That’s the argument in a provocative new book called Burning Down the House: […]
The libertarian movement has lost its way over the past 60 years as it’s shifted from Friedrich Hayek’s classical liberal corrective to Depression-era central planning to Murray Rothbard’s full-blown anarcho-capitalism in which all taxation is theft and all transfer payments are immoral. That’s the argument in a provocative new book called Burning Down the House: […]
Today’s episode is guest-hosted by my Reason TV colleague Zach Weissmueller. Zach went to Philadelphia to talk with Maj Toure, who runs the Solutionary Center in North Philadelphia. It’s a place for locals to learn firearms skills and safety, how to avoid and de-escalate conflicts, and to pick up other life skills ranging from first […]
