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Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free.  This week’s newsletter includes stories on:  Los Angeles officials’ decision…

From James v. Columbia Univ., decided Thursday by N.Y. trial court judge Kathleen Waterman-Marshall: This action arises from certain disciplinary…

In May, ultra-low-fare Spirit Airlines announced that it would ground all flights and shut down, effective immediately. That happened despite “extensive and…

If President Donald Trump had his way, the breakout star of the United States’ World Cup run would not be…

Public records show that high-ranking Florida officials were behind a recent threat investigation into a 77-year-old Army veteran. The reason…

On September 15, 2025, the School Board issued a letter notifying Ms. Thornton, a teacher at South Sumter Middle School,…

7/6/1835: Chief Justice John Marshall dies. Chief Justice John Marshall The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 6, 1835…

In August 2020, the people of Tullahoma elected [Jenna] Amacher to a three-year term as an alderman. Amacher did not…

7/5/1867: Justice James Wayne dies. Justice James WayneThe post Today in Supreme Court History: July 5, 1867 appeared first on…

This is part of 1776 All-Stars, a series about Reason’s favorite American Founders. Read more here. Joanna Andreasson In the…

Providence, Rhode Island, Police Chief Oscar Perez defended officers who arrested four people while responding to a noise complaint at…

In 1757, a full generation before the American Revolution, British soldiers in Albany, New York—the main military staging area for…