Steven Goldberg, one of Brennan's clerks, provided Woodward with the 75-page case history of <i>U.S.v. Nixon</i>.

His Elizabeth Holmes documentary, 'You Can See Everything', is a deeply unethical piece of filmmaking.

The new law restricts license plate camera data sharing and searches, but falls short of stronger privacy protections for drivers.

A federal court ruled that 27 religious organizations have standing to challenge the policy allowing immigration raids to happen in houses of worship.

The Reason Roundtable discusses California's proposed wealth tax on billionaires, which a study suggests could cost billions of lost revenue.

The ruling is an important decision on judicial review of executive invocation of emergency powers to use the military for domestic law enforcement.

"Let’s hope that people across the media industry will take Josh Blackman’s criticism to heart."

A competent adult's decision deserves respect even when physicians, relatives, or public officials would choose differently.

It seems that Woodward is revealing information about sources who are alive and well.

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The Scottish government has confirmed that around 800 public sector workers are being paid despite having no jobs. One National...

Texas voters are souring on their state's growth machine and the long-ruling GOP that's claimed credit for it.

Paxton's lawsuits against Democrats and claims of political persecution have helped him survive scandal. Now he faces a competitive Senate race.

The unlikely allies have joined forces before. Now they are raising concerns about government destruction of private property.

10/27/1787: First Federalist Paper is published.

The Supreme Court is asked to review several thousand cases each year. It agrees to review fewer than 1% of...

Will it move the needle on dating app fraud?

Israelis are weighing Netanyahu's record as the election could shape the country's leadership and its approach to the Middle East.

The NFL will almost certainly sell out a game in Tokyo, but tickets aren't where the real money comes from.

the court suggests that a narrower law, which only requires removal and nondisclosure after the plaintiff makes a specific demand, may be constitutional.

Not quite free speech, but free speech adjacent, and I think of interest to many of our regular Free Speech Unmuted listeners.