When agents from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) asked for his phone password, he allegedly gave them a ...

Gov. Kelly Ayotte urged X to kick out the Libertarian Party's former New Hampshire affiliate. The next day, the account was ...

Trump’s quest to rename places may not make us more prosperous. But it’s certainly making America more American in Name Only.

That populist support spilled over into politics, particularly among Democrats. Running for president in 1980, Sen. Ted Kennedy (D–Mass.) called for a two-year moratorium on new nuclear plants. In its ...

Mario Ayala is seeking the return of his property, which federal agents seized more than a year and a half ago for reasons that remain mysterious.

From today's decision by Judge John Sinatra (W.D.N.Y.) in Heeter v. James: New York enacted a first-of-its-kind law prohibiting law-abiding ...

U.S. v. Santiago, decided Monday by Judge Chad Meredith (E.D. Ky.), involves this Instagram post: Santiago is being prosecuted ...

A Columbia publication expressed a dissenting view about the alleged gang rape at Cornell. A free speech group condemned the article.

The ex-husband of an woman who voluntarily took abortion pills has won a wrongful death lawsuit against the clinic that prescribed them.

I read and much enjoyed—and highly recommend—my Stanford colleague Diego Zambrano's book, How Americans Enforce the Law. He was ...

Some court workers work hard, and many want to help people. But they're stuck in a system where saving people's time brings them no rewards.

In this segment of Free Media, Reason Senior Editor Robby Soave and Daily Caller Editor in Chief Amber Duke discuss the ongoing violent protests in France. Robby Soave is a senior editor at Reason.