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Today in Supreme Court History: October 10, 2012
10/10/2012: Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin I argued. The Roberts Court (2010-2016) The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 10, 2012 appeared first on Reason.com.
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Deploying Troops to American Cities Is an Assault on the Constitution
Every American who is concerned about the state of our liberties ought to find harrowing President Donald Trump’s recent declaration that the National Guard is now in place in Portland, Oregon. As he wrote on social media, the goal is to restore law and order as “conditions continue to deteriorate into lawless mayhem.” There are […]
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7 Guaranteed, Recession-Proof Ways to Immediately Refill Your Emergency Fund
The Immediate Solution Blueprint: A Fast-Track to Financial Safety A robust emergency fund (EF) is the non-negotiable cornerstone of a resilient financial plan. It functions as the definitive safety net, offering protection against unforeseen major expenses such as job loss, critical illness, or family emergencies. When this essential cushion is depleted, the urgency to replenish […]
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‘Problem With the Brand’: Democrats Sweat in NJ, VA
Donald Trump’s opponents in New Jersey and Virginia are anxious ahead of November elections
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Democrats Are Playing the Shutdown Perfectly
The conventional wisdom was that a shutdown was a losing fight.
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Yes, Trump Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
The Norwegian Nobel Committee, which announces the Nobel Peace Prize recipient on Oct. 10, might not honor Trump with the prize. But they should.
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One Big Step To End War, But More Steps Are Needed
For the first time since the Hamas attacks on Israel two years ago, there is a realistic chance of ending the horrors
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Review: Dracula: A Love Tale Casts the Title Character as a Trad Religious Hero
Luc Besson’s Dracula: A Love Tale is a conservative interpretation of Bram Stoker’s classic vampire novel. The film begins in 1480 with Prince Vladimir and Princess Elisabeta of Romania. Vlad is called by the Church to repel Ottoman forces, and he agrees to do so if God protects Elisabeta. When Elisabeta dies, Vladimir renounces God, who denies […]
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Review: Lena Dunham’s New Show Is a Rom-Com for the TikTok Era
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. The frumpy, chaotic Jessica almost immediately falls in love with a handsome indie musician named Felix with a predictably troubled past. Fans of her 2010s HBO hit Girls will recognize Dunham’s […]
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Whale.io Launches Battlepass Season 3, Featuring $77,000 in Crypto Casino Rewards
Willemstad, Curaçao, October 10th, 2025, Chainwire Whale.io Launches Battlepass Season 3: First Paid Casino Battlepass Offering $77K in Rewards Whale.io, a crypto casino and sportsbook, has announced the release of Battle pass Season 3. As the first online casino to introduce a purchasable Battlepass, Whale.io offers players access to $77,000 in bonuses, cashbacks, and exclusive […]
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