The British government's financial transparency practices lag far behind the standards set by private companies, despite managing hundreds of billions of pounds of taxpayer money annually. While the government champions…
Exploring Specific Policies and Alternatives: A Deep Dive Navigating the complex world of policy can be overwhelming. Understanding the nuances of existing regulations and exploring alternative approaches is crucial for…
This case, Olivet University v. Newsweek Digital LLC, revolves around defamation claims brought by Olivet University against Newsweek for articles published in 2022 and 2023. The articles reported on various…
The Fall of Assad and the Ensuing Chaos The unexpected collapse of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria has sent shockwaves across the Middle East and the international community. After 13…
From Coercion to Consent: Reimagining the Tax System Meta Description: Explore how shifting our tax system from coercion to consent can foster greater civic engagement, transparency, and a more equitable…
Paragraph 1: The Case and Initial Allegations Prattville Pride, an LGBTQ+ non-profit organization, filed a lawsuit against the City of Prattville, Alabama, alleging that the city violated their First Amendment…
Reason magazine is in the final days of its annual Webathon, a critical fundraising drive that fuels its independent journalism focused on free minds and free markets. Reader donations are…
The Philosophical Foundations of Libertarian Tax Reform: Liberty, Property, and the Minimal State Libertarianism, a political philosophy emphasizing individual liberty and limited government, advocates for significant tax reform. Grounded in…
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), nestled within the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act, mandates that small businesses with 20 or fewer employees disclose their ownership details to the Financial Crimes…
Taxation: A Violation of Property Rights? The question of whether taxation violates property rights is a complex and hotly debated topic. Advocates of property rights often argue that taxation represents…