The Reason editors discuss whether democratic socialism is gaining ground beyond the coasts, and what it means for the Democratic party.

A guest post by Georgetown legal scholars Peter E. Harrell and Jennifer Hillman.

Oregon also played a key role in previous tariff litigation.

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The liberal justice wants the Supreme Court’s harshest progressive critics to chill out.

8/4/1961: President Barack Obama's birthday. He would appoint two Justices to the Supreme Court: Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan.

My new article, now out in the George Mason Law Review.

From King v. Brown, decided Friday by Kentucky Court of Appeals Judge Sara Walter Combs, joined by Judges Glenn Acree...

Oklahoma's highest criminal court reverses a 3-year sentence for "posting a video rant about [defendant's] ex-wife."

The president is deflecting criticism over rising fuel costs instead of addressing the Iran war's economic fallout.

From Friday's Connecticut Supreme Court decision in Tov Realty LLC v. Suarez: The record and the representations to this court at...

Why are the Dodgers able to outspend nearly everyone else? The answer starts with a bankruptcy court and a decades-long television deal.

"Suing individuals because they have a homeowner's insurance policy or are collectible defendants is not a proper purpose for a lawsuit."

A Rhode Island eminent domain case shows how YIMBY regulatory reforms and libertarian constitutional law activism work in tandem.

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If Texas—the market-friendly, energy capital of the world—is willing to issue a moratorium on these centers, expect other states to follow.

The new design is much improved.

An insightful critique of ten ideas advocated by leading American "democratic socialists."