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‘BOTCHED’ DRUG RAIDS SHOW HOW PROHIBITION INVITES SENSELESS VIOLENCE
The war on drugs authorizes police conduct that otherwise would be readily recognized as criminal. JACOB SULLUM

TRUMP'S WAR ON CHOCOLATE
American chocolatiers need imports, and tariffs help no one. ERIC BOEHM

IMMIGRATION
Human Rights Crisis in ICE Detention Centers. C.J. CIARAMELLA

Cheetos in the Capital

A nation that chooses this as its answer to crime has lost the thread of both constitutional limits and sustainable governance.

3 mins

The AI Therapist Will See You Now

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS evolving fast. Large language models such as ChatGPT and Gemini can write papers and code, make quirky art, and attempt deep research and complex problem-solving. Now, AI is venturing into a more personal role: therapist.

2 mins

California's Minimum Wage Law Cost 18,000 Jobs

IN 2023, CALIFORNIA passed a law requiring a $20 per hour minimum wage for all fast-food restaurants with more than 60 locations nationwide.

2 mins

Radiation Rules Are Stalling Nuclear Power

UNREASONABLY STRICT RADIATION exposure limits are holding back nuclear power development, according to a July report from Idaho National Laboratory (INL) researchers. The report challenges the current model for radiation exposure, arguing that recent evidence shows it is biologically unwarranted.

1 mins

How Stockholm Tamed Traffic

IF YOU LOVE walking, Stockholm was built just for you. Spread across 14 islands linked by bridges, the city brims with waterfront promenades, ferries gliding through inlets, the whir of bicycle wheels, and pedestrians spilling into lively café-lined squares.

1 mins

Human Rights Crisis in ICE Detention Centers

IN EARLY AUGUST, the number of people in immigration detention in the U.S. surged to an all-time high of more than 60,000. While the Trump administration waited for massive new detention centers to open, it turned to federal prisons and jails, hastily constructed state facilities, and temporary holding cells that were never meant to house people for any extended amount of time. The overcrowding, combined with negligence and malevolence, has led to inevitable abuses that are too large to ignore or deny.

3 mins

Feds Pump the Brakes on Autonomous Trucks

ON A LONELY stretch of Texas interstate between Dallas and Houston, the possible future of freight transportation is already rumbling down the road. But whether autonomous trucking becomes commonplace might depend on federal regulations that govern stationary trucks, rather than those that are on the move.

2 mins

The Report the U.S. Government Doesn't Want You To Read

THE U.S. GOVERNMENT doesn't want you to read what Francesca Albanese, the U.N. special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, has to say. In July 2025, the State Department announced that it was going to freeze her assets for her \"lawfare that targets U.S. and Israeli persons.\"

2 mins

Trump Is the Coal President

COAL-THE DOMINANT fuel in the U.S., before it was steadily replaced by cheaper and cleaner energy sources—has found new life under President Donald Trump. In April, Trump issued an executive order to reinvigorate “America’s Beautiful Clean Coal Industry,” which directed federal agencies to remove regulatory barriers to coal production and coal mining on federal lands.

2 mins

Q & A Glenn Jacobs

GLENN JACOBS, BETTER known to wrestling fans as “Kane,” has spent the past seven years as the mayor of Knox County, Tennessee.

3 mins

Police Abuse Protected by Federal Immunity

A POLICE OFFICER had a woman jailed for over two years on false charges in connection with a bogus sex-trafficking ring. But the officer, Heather Weyker, cannot be sued, because a court ruled in July that she was acting under color of federal law.

2 mins

6 Months in Jail for Mountain Running?

WHEN MOUNTAIN RUNNER Michelino Sunseri climbed and descended Wyoming's Grand Teton in record time last year, he posted information about his route on social media. According to the Justice Department, Sunseri thereby implicated himself in a federal misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail.

2 mins

CULTURE WAR POLICE STATE

HOW THE CULTURE WAR FEEDS THE POLICE STATE

10+ mins

'Botched' Drug Raids Show How Prohibition Invites Senseless Violence

THE WAR ON DRUGS AUTHORIZES POLICE CONDUCT THAT OTHERWISE WOULD BE READILY RECOGNIZED AS CRIMINAL.

10+ mins

Golden Ages Don't Last

BUT THEY CAN TEACH US A LOT ABOUT WHAT MAKES CIVILIZATIONS RISE AND FALL.

10+ mins

REP. CHIP ROY SOMETIMES DISAGREES WITH HIS 'LIBERTARIAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS'

THE TEXAS CONGRESSMAN ON SPENDING, IMMIGRATION, AND THE AMERICAN DREAM

10+ mins

Trump's War on Chocolate

AMERICAN CHOCOLATIERS NEED IMPORTS, AND TARIFFS HELP NO ONE.

10+ mins

'THE TENSION BETWEEN TRADITION AND INDIVIDUALISM'

THE RICH DEBATES OF CONSERVATIVE FOUNDING FATHER FRANK MEYER AND LIBERTARIAN FOUNDING MOTHER ROSE WILDER LANE

10+ mins

What Caused the Serial Killing Spike of the 1970s and '80s?

A new book offers a rich, informative, but not entirely convincing account of a crime wave.

6 mins

How 'National Security' Came Unmoored From Americans' Actual Security

THE IDEA OF “national security” is so ubiquitous that it is hard to imagine an American political culture without it.

5 mins

BOOK: THE MYSTERIOUS MR. NAKAMOTO

The Mysterious Mr. Nakamoto, journalist Benjamin Wallace’s book about the pseudonymous creator of bitcoin, gives you more details than you likely need if you just want an engaging, informative read on a story that savvy crypto watchers know is not apt to reach an illuminating or surprising conclusion.

1 mins

PRANK: LARRY RICHARDSON

Google Scholar is a wonderful research resource. The free service covers a huge amount of the global scientific publishing enterprise, encompassing peer-reviewed articles, books, reports, conference papers, and preprints. It's easy to use and accessible to anyone.

1 mins

MOVIE: DRACULA: A LOVE TALE

Luc Besson's Dracula: A Love Tale is a conservative interpretation of Bram Stoker's classic vampire novel.

1 mins

MOVIE: WEAPONS

Weapons, the new horror film from writer-director Zach Cregger, is fascinatingly oblique.

1 mins

TV: TOO MUCH

Lena Dunham's new Netflix series Too Much is a meandering, if still highly watchable, rom-com. The show chronicles 30-something Jessica, who relocates to London after a devastating breakup.

1 mins

MOVIE: SHIN GODZILLA

When a strange aquatic creature appears in Tokyo Bay, Japanese officials assure the public that there is no reason to worry that it could wreak havoc on shore.

1 mins

MOVIE: EDDINGTON

There's never been a movie quite like Eddington.

1 mins

BRICKBATS

Belgium's Permanent Commission for Linguistic Control upheld a complaint against train conductor Ilyass Alba for violating the country's strict language laws.

2 mins

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