Those who have claimed that there is no smoking-gun evidence in the CIA’s long-secret records relating to the JFK assassination can no longer make that claim. That’s because the CIA was just forced to release its records relating to CIA official George Joannides. For more than 60 years, the CIA, with the help of deferential […]
This is part of Reason‘s 2025 summer travel issue. Click here to read the rest of the issue. On Saturday night, I had Indian food at a mosque potluck. The next day, I went to an African church service full of gospel music. In between, I went to a hockey game and stood on sea ice to watch […]
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Few (if any) people who served in the Kiev regime are as controversial as Oleksiy Arestovych (or Alexey Arestovich, depending on his rather unstable mood). He served as an advisor to the Neo-Nazi junta frontman Volodymyr Zelensky for around three years and became quite notorious due to his extremely inconsistent and rather “colorful” statements (euphemistically […]
In Turkey, four staff members of the satirical magazine LeMan were arrested on charges of inciting “public hatred and enmity” after publishing a cartoon that authorities claim depicted Muhammad, the founder of Islam. The cartoon, which LeM Read More Article from Reason.com
The Worst Parts of Trump’s First 100 Days Involved Ignoring Libertarian Principles Reason Magazine Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
On April 2 U.S. President Donald Trump declared a ‘Liberation Day’ by introducing tariffs on nearly all imports to the United States. I adred to predict: The ‘invisible hand’ of the markets will respond to Trump’s moves by showing him a very visible finger. The following days confirmed my take. The tariff rates Trump announced were […]
Brian Doherty: The Fascinating Women and Weirdos Who Founded Libertarianism Reason Magazine Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
Right next to our college in India stood a temple dedicated to Rani Sati, a woman who committed sati—ritual self-immolation—sometime between the 13th and 17th centuries. The vagueness of the date is telling: Indians—like much of the Third World—did not historically maintain systematic records. The British compiled much of what is known about India’s past, […]
The Libertarian History of the LGBTQ Movement Political Research Associates Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
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