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L.A.’s Total Leadership Failure
The city slashed fire and other basic services after she awarded fat contracts to government workers.
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Fires Will Be Extinguished. Terrible Loss Will Remain
In Pacific Palisades, the flames turned a vibrant suburban paradise into a monochromatic hell. The civic reckoning has already begun.
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A Time for Truth and Reconciliation
Trump’s return to the White House augurs the ‘apokalypsis’ of the ancien regime’s secrets
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Meta’s Censorship Decision Is a Win for All Americans
The end of Facebook’s censorship regime signifies more than a desire to stay in the political mainstream. It’s a seminal victory for free speech.
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N.H. Court Rejects Attempt to Impose Hate Crime Liability on Neo-Nazis for Hanging “Keep New England White” Sign on Overpass
From yesterday’s N.H. Supreme Court decision in Attorney General v. Hood: [According to the State’s complaints,] a group of approximately ten people associated with NSC [National Socialist Club]-131, an unincorporated association that describes itself, in part, as a “pro-white, street-oriented fraternity dedicated to raising authentic resistance to the enemies of [its] people in the New […]
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Crypto Ball Lights Up Washington at Trump’s Inaugural Celebration
The crypto world is buzzing with excitement as Donald Trump’s administration kicks off with the inaugural Crypto Ball. Led by AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks, this high-profile event promises to reshape the relationship between the crypto industry and Washington. With major sponsors and ambitious goals, the Crypto Ball signals a new era for cryptocurrency […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: January 11, 1830
1/11/1830: Justice John McLean takes oath. Justice John McLean The post Today in Supreme Court History: January 11, 1830 appeared first on Reason.com.
