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Reason (magazine)
Reason is an American libertarian monthly magazine published by the Reason Foundation. As of 2024, the magazine had a circulation of about 50,000.
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From Judge Paula Xinis (D. Md.) yesterday in Shuma v. Whibley: Appellant Shane Shuma ("Shuma") and Appellee-Debtor Erin Whibley ("Whibley")… The post Cancellation, Defamation, Bankruptcy, Discharge appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Eugene Volokh ·
10/29/1942: Published decision in Ex Parte Quirin released. At that point, six of the saboteurs had already been electrocuted. The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 29, 1942 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Josh Blackman ·
Artificial IntelligenceA New Mexico geothermal project used AI to reduce surface infrastructure costs by 75 percent and speed up drilling by 35 percent.
Jeff Luse ·
PoliticsNews of politicians, police, and bureaucrats behaving badly from around the world
Peter Bagge, Charles Oliver ·
Law & GovernmentTurkish authorities seized control of Halk TV, a popular pro-opposition television station based in Istanbul. Police raided its headquarters, stopped live… The post Brickbat: Turkish Banned appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Charles Oliver ·
- Politics
What’s on your mind?
Eugene Volokh ·
Every year, professors move from lower-ranked institutions to higher-ranked institutions. But for the lateral market to sustain itself, schools have… The post Some Reflections On The Lateral Hiring Market appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Josh Blackman ·
DeportationThe agency's growing unpopularity may make it easier to abolish it.
Ilya Somin ·
Campaigns/ElectionsIt’s the 10th energy project financed by the Trump administration’s Office of Energy Dominance Financing, which has over $289 billion in loan authority.
Tosin Akintola ·
Criminal JusticeRejections of the Trump administration's dubious cases are a striking departure from the historical pattern of deference to federal prosecutors.
Jacob Sullum ·
Today the law firm of Weil Gotshal announced that it would wind down. I don't have any connections to the… The post Farewell to Weil appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Josh Blackman ·
- Concealed Carry
Court's rejection of the Vampire Rule has broad implications
David Kopel ·
Many lawyers and judges harbor the "anti-racist" views that Judge Brown spewed, but have the mental faculties to keep it private.
Josh Blackman ·
Campaigns/ElectionsThe New York Times has the story.
Robby Soave ·
Free SpeechFIRE has billed itself as a nonpartisan organization that fights speech restrictions that are seen as left-wing, right-wing, and no-wing.… The post Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression Cases (2025-26) and Their Ideological Valence appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Eugene Volokh ·
The government says it's protecting children, but the restrictions could drive adults back to smoking and hand business to the black market.
Reem Ibrahim ·
Accusing a candidate of lying about child sexual abuse is a new low, even by political campaigning standards. Will voters agree?
Elizabeth Nolan Brown ·
Public schoolsFaced with LAUSD's "high risk" of insolvency due to plummeting enrollment and increased hiring, the union is railing against a "fake independent analysis" and pushing for two separate wealth taxes.
Matt Welch ·
Author Neal Stephenson explores the forgotten history of the atomic bomb, how Big Tech transformed the internet, and the enduring value of the Enlightenment.
Nick Gillespie ·
Today, most of us get back much more than we paid in, and the program's costs exceed its income by billions of dollars.
John Stossel ·