It was dinnertime on October 30, 2024, when police handcuffed Brittany Patterson in front of three of her four children and drove her to the station in Fannin County, Georgia. She was then fingerprinted, photographed, and dressed in an orange jumpsuit. Hours earlier, around noon, Patterson had driven her eldest son to a medical appointment. […]
The N.Y. Times reports that about 95.0% of all votes have been counted, with Harris at 71.7M and Trump at about 75M: These 95.0% amount to 148.8M, so that means there are about 7.8M uncounted (that’s 148.8M / 0.95 * 0.05), for a total number of about 156.6M. (All numbers are approximations.) Most of those […]
The election of Donald Trump as president has already substantially changed the tenor of the United Nations’ 29th annual Climate Change Conference (COP29) that opened today in Baku, Azerbaijan. COP29 is being billed as the “climate finance COP.” Actually, all COPs are always regarded as “finance COPs” by poor countries whose chief goal is to […]
The article is here; the Introduction: Every spring, hot button issues of social policy are debated on the pages of corporate proxy statements. Recent examples include abortion rights, climate activism, discrimination against racial and religious groups, and transgenderism. In these debates, the affirmative side is taken by a shareholder putting forward a resolution for reform—a “shareholder […]
This libertarian candidate may have swung Ohio’s most competitive congressional race  cleveland.com Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News In The NewsVarious articles mentioning Libertarians, libertarian thought or the Libertarian Party.
Modern American culture is statist to the core. The typical scho Read More Article from Mises Institute Mises InstituteThe Mises Institute’s website is a treasure trove for enthusiasts of Austrian economics, libertarian philosophy, and classical liberalism. Serving as both an educational platform and a research resource, the site offers a vast array of articles, academic […]
In this week’s The Reason Roundtable, editors Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and Peter Suderman react to last week’s presidential election and forecast what might come next. 01:55—”Big picture” election reaction 27:02—”Little picture” election reaction 38:27—Weekly listener question 48:58—Trump’s ideas on anti-censorship 52:59—This week’s cultural recommendations  Mentioned in this podcast: “Patrick Ruffini: Why Did […]
From last week’s decision by trial court judge Nicholas Moyne in Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine v. Trustees of Columbia Univ.: After reviewing the record, the Court finds that Columbia University’s decision to temporarily suspend the petitioners from their status as recognized student groups was neither arbitrary or capricious, irrational or in violation of […]
Well, we (see below) did it! We elected the guy who had tried to overthrow the duly elected government of the United States to be our President. Like a lot of people, I’m trying to understand what that means, both for the moment and going forward. Bret Stephens, in a NY Times essay Eugene referred […]
11/11/1975: Virginia State Bd. of Pharmacy v. Virginia Citizens Consumer Council, Inc. argued. The Burger Court (1975-1981) The post Today in Supreme Court History: November 11, 1975 appeared first on Reason.com. Read More Article from Latest Reason MagazineThe Reason Magazine website is a go-to destination for libertarians seeking cogent analysis, investigative reporting, and thought-provoking commentary. […]