


In 2020, Oregon became the first state in America to decriminalize all drugs. Was it a catastrophic mistake? Has this famously progressive city been mugged by reality? Reason visited Portland and talked to drug users, politicians, and police to find out what actually happened and uncovered a very different story. As we shadowed Officer Eli Arnold, […]

From Bobick v. Fernandes, decided yesterday by the Washington Court of Appeals Judge Janet Chung, joined by Judges Michael Diaz and Lori Smith; I’d love to hear what others think about this: In December 2023, Bobick petitioned for an antiharassment protection order protecting him from Fernandes. Bobick alleged that Fernandes, whom Bobick did not know […]

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The modern financial landscape presents institutional investors and corporate treasurers with risks that often transcend traditional macroeconomic indicators. Political uncertainty—encompassing rapid shifts in regulatory frameworks, threats to monetary authority independence, and sovereign debt instability—has emerged as the paramount catalyst driving trading activity in derivatives markets, frequently eclipsing conventional economic fundamentals. This political turmoil translates directly […]

This article was originally published by The Epoch Times: 5 Takeaways From Trump and Hegseth’s Address to Military Leaders QUANTICO, Va.—About 730 U.S. military generals, admirals, and senior enlisted troops attended a historic gathering at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia on Sept. 30 to hear President Donald Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth […]

Reason‘s Peter Suderman and Eric Boehm discuss the government shutdown live at 3 p.m. Eastern time today. Join the livestream here. The government has shut down—but don’t get too excited. Taxes are still being taken from your paycheck, drugs are still illegal, and the Commerce Department (for some reason) still exists. So what does the […]

Welcome to the club: President Donald Trump says “a lot of good” might come from the government shutdown. “We can get rid of a lot of things that we didn’t want and they’d be Democrat things,” Trump told the press on Tuesday. “They just don’t learn. So we have no choice. I have to do […]

Civitas has published my new essay, titled Trump Is Refighting The “War” That Congress and the Burger Court “Waged” Against President Nixon. This essay brings together several threads about Trump, the Roberts Court, the Burger Court, and the fallout from Watergate. Here is a snippet: The epochs of constitutional law in the twentieth century are […]

An Alabama construction worker is challenging the Trump administration’s warrantless construction site raids after he says he was arrested and detained by federal immigration agents—twice—despite being a U.S. citizen with a valid ID in his pocket. In a federal civil rights lawsuit filed today in the Southern District of Alabama, Leo Garcia Venegas is seeking […]

The landscape of consumer banking is fraught with hidden hazards, none more common or costly than the persistent threat of overdraft fees. These penalties, often triggered by minor timing errors or a momentary lapse in balance tracking, represent an unnecessary financial drain for millions. Avoiding these “junk fees” is not merely about better budgeting; it […]