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The communists have retaken Berlin.

"Effective immediately," President Donald Trump announced out of the blue on Friday, he was banning CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House "as a result of their constant 'reporting' [of] FAKE NEWS!"

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The Smithsonian Institution has been in the news.

I've always been fascinating by Dames & Moore v.

Once upon a time, college students twisted keys into corresponding locks on residence hall doors to reach their dorm room.

Today's guest on The Reason Interview is Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, former White House communications director, and host of The Rest Is Politics.

Illustration: Midjourney Today, the Montreal Economic Institute published my paper on "The Legal Battle Over Trump's Tariffs: Implications for Canada."

Almost exactly a decade ago, Nikole Hannah-Jones, a writer for The New York Times Magazine, published a piece on enrolling her daughter, Najya, in a "segregated, low-income" elementary school.

In the beginning, there was the merits docket--the slow, tedious certiorari process that can take a year or more to resolve a case.

The GOP is worried: "Republican officials, who opened the midterm season with high hopes they would keep the Senate, are growing increasingly anxious about a state that voted for Donald Trump three times and has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in nea…

From Judge Mary Kay Costello (E.D.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) fusion centers have started monitoring anti-surveillance activists, according to records obtained by Reason.

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Getting government involved in any area of human life is an effective way to guarantee you spend gobs of money without improving the situation or making people especially happy.

9/23/1971: Justice John Marshall Harlan II resigns.

Arielle Kayabaga, a Liberal Party member of Canada's Parliament, has distanced herself from a petition that she herself sponsored after critics argued it could restrict journalism and the public's ability to document what happens in public places.

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Here's an excerpt from the opposition to plaintiffs' temporary restraining order motion (for my view on why the plaintiffs should prevail as to access to the main press briefing room, see this post): While the D.C.

"The White House is not instituting an assault on the Free Press, something which I cherish," President Donald Trump declared on Monday.

As I noted Friday, according to the D.C.

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Isn't it weird that the most dramatic cries about AI risk are coming from inside the AI companies?

Is libertarianism effectively dead?

"Restoring trust, managing transformation: A United Nations that delivers for all."

In this segment of Free Media, Reason Senior Editor Robby Soave and Daily Caller Editor in Chief Amber Duke discuss Donald Trump's recent move to ban White House press pool access for CNN and MSNOW.

In this segment of Free Media, Reason Senior Editor Robby Soave and Daily Caller Editor in Chief Amber Duke discuss Nikole Hannah-Jones' viral piece in The New York Times titled, "In Fighting for Every Black Child, Did I Betray My Own?"

Since last year, President Donald Trump has been wanting a 250-foot triumphal arch built in Washington, D.C..

On Friday, President Donald Trump said he was "proud to announce" that, "effective immediately," he was "banning" CNN, MS NOW (formerly MSNBC), and Politico "from the White House as a result of their constant 'reporting' [of] FAKE NEWS!"

From a survey this month of Democratic voters by the Center for Strategic Politics, a self-described progressive organization.

With AI industry leaders calling for government intervention and Congress stalled, California is taking the issue into its own hands.

Whistleblower photographs released on Monday show that an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office in South Florida is severely overcrowded, with detainees sleeping on the floor of the building's garage and forced to use portable toilets ov…

Members of Congress often hold demonstrations on the Eastern Steps of the U.S.

Anthony Fauci once claimed that an attack on him is an attack on the entire field of rational, empirical inquiry.

The European Union is rolling out another proposal to restrict freedom online for hundreds of millions of users across Europe.

It is one of those bad ideas that seem compelling at first: If you're running low on an essential item, why sell what little you have?

Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free.

It's no surprise that President Donald Trump is no fan of the media—just days ago, he banned three outlets from the White House, a move that is very likely unconstitutional.

Paramount Skydance agreed Monday to settle with California and 11 other states that sued to block its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros.

Hello and welcome to another edition of Free Agent!

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Oh no: "There's an argument that some make that this is a very unique political window and, oftentimes in politics, you do only get one shot," Rep.

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A very interesting forthcoming article by noted media lawyer Steve Zansberg in the Fall 2026 issue of the Communications Lawyer; the Summary: AI prompts and outputs used by government officials to conduct public business should generally be treated as pub…

In the mid-1960s, the idea of legal restrictions on hate speech was one whose time seemed to have come and gone.

Flock Safety, the main supplier of the recently controversial roadside cameras that scan passing cars, offers more than automated license plate readers (ALPRs).

Crossing the Red Line: Biden, His Advisors, and Israel's War in Gaza by Akbar Shahid Ahmed, W.W.

9/22/2005: Senate Judiciary Committee votes 13-5 to send Judge John Roberts's nomination to the full Senate.