Politics

There are many asymmetries in the law between liberals and conservatives. The Voting Rights Act presents an asymmetry, as the…

Yesterday I wrote about Paul Clement’s “Article III of the Deal” in Bost v. Illinois State Board of Election. It…

This evening, Judge Andrew S. Oldham of the Fifth Circuit gave the Joseph Story Distinguished Lecture at the Heritage Foundation.…

I’m forgetting we ever had a government: Isn’t it wild how the government shutdown keeps going on and on and yet…

The Constitution’s First Amendment protects free speech for good reason. If people can’t say what they want, we don’t have…

Covering third-party politics for a quarter-century accustoms one to the accusation that such-and-such marginal electoral candidate is a “spoiler,” queering…

From the Complaint in Starbuck v. Google (not to be confused with the now-settled Starbuck v. Meta, which appears to have…

The sky turns a rusty orange. The sun dims behind a thick veil of smoke. For millions of Americans, even…

On Monday, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that President Donald Trump may deploy National Guard troops to Portland,…

The Reason Interview With Nick Gillespie goes deep with the artists, activists, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and visionaries who are making the…

Pennsylvania lawmakers are proposing a new 10 percent tax on porn. The tax would apply to “subscriptions to and one-time…

Thanks to federal antitrust enforcers, it could soon become harder for you to see your favorite band live. On Monday,…