In Justice Sotomayor's opinion regarding the denial of certiorari in the case of Baker v. City of McKinney, an essential issue concerning the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment arises.…
In the latest episode of The Reason Roundtable, editors Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and Peter Suderman discuss recent developments regarding Donald Trump’s cabinet appointments and the emerging framework…
Neal Stephenson has long been a polarizing figure in contemporary literature, with critics often arguing that his novels, which can extend beyond a thousand pages, lack focus and require substantial…
The issue of homeschooling in Germany has driven many families, like the Romeikes, to seek refuge in countries such as the United States due to restrictive laws that do not…
In the United States, securing a medical appointment can often involve lengthy waits, due in part to the dominance of large hospitals in local markets. This situation has prompted independent…
The discussion surrounding the political figures Dave Smith, David Stockman, and Jacob Grier often revolves around their individual philosophies and the implications of their ideologies in the current political landscape.…
The Treasury's Office of Investment Security (OIS) is poised to unveil a final rule intended to restrict U.S. investments in specific technologies in China and other designated nations. This ruling…
Small businesses are the backbone of the American economy, comprising a significant percentage of job growth and innovation. As political ideologies continue to shape economic policies, many entrepreneurs and business…
Lori Saroya, a former Executive Director of CAIR Minnesota and later a National Chapter Development Director for CAIR, has made significant allegations of misconduct against the CAIR Foundation, Inc. After…
In the wake of two devastating hurricanes, Helene and Milton, which recently struck the southeastern United States, there is an urgent need for a comprehensive federal government response to disasters.…