Higher Ed, Research & Learning
Will Rogers once observed that “Everything is funny, as long as it’s happening to somebody else.” No one ever personified…
I predicted its decline 25 years ago. Today, the U.S. has serious problems, but our rivals have even bigger ones.
The First Amendment lawsuit of Streever v. Mullin challenges ICE’s use of hand-delivered warning notices to online critics of its actions and personnel. The notices warn recipients about potential vio...
Govern yourself accordingly.
Since May, Kelly Rogers has had the difficult job of making parents of students with disabilities feel better about the Trump administration’s plan to relocate oversight of special education services....
His company, California Home Health Agency, has billed the program for more than $30 million.
‘As he approaches 30, I’m worried he might be running out of time,’ writes a loving little sister. Our advice columnist, Abigail Shrier, weighs in.
Justice Kavanaugh rules against Missouri twice, likely without even reading all the papers.
Students around the world continue to fall further and further behind in the core subjects of reading and math, according to the release of scores from a widely cited standardized test on Tuesday. Mea...
In today's Front Page: AI might kill us. ‘Pretend I’m on the ballot,’ says Trump. What New York’s governor saw on 9/11. Kat Rosenfield on the state of modern men. And more.
A very interesting article by my colleague Prof. Michael McConnell (Stanford Law, Hoover) in the City Journal; in addition to… The post "The Emergency Presidency at Twenty-Five" appeared first on Reas...
Most homeschoolers now piece together a variety of classes and outings for their kids. In the north Pittsburgh area, that often includes enrolling in Roots Learning Academy. Known as a hybrid program,...
From Friday's decision by Judge William Sessions (D. Vt.) in Poitras v. Clark: This case concerns a video that plaintiff… The post Court Blocks Investigation of AI-Generated Video About Vermont Politi...
An excerpt from yesterday's decision by Judge Andrew Carter (S.D.N.Y.) in Roe v. Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai:… The post Med School Didn't Violate Accuser's Title IX Rights by Imposing Only a...
Unwise policies are not always unlawful policies.
9/10/1949: Justice Wiley Rutledge dies. The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 10, 1949 appeared first on Reason Magazine.
RFK Jr. on the left in front of an American flag, the Eli Lilly logo and a pen of retatrutide on the right
News of politicians, police, and bureaucrats behaving badly from around the world
