Civil Liberties
Chart: Why Felon Disenfranchisement Matters
The margin of victory in several high-profile and highly-contested Senate races this election was much smaller than the number of felons ineligible to vote.
Dozens of Drug Cases Dismissed After Alleged FBI Tampering
Federal prosecutors dismiss indictments against 28
Battle for the Supreme Court: Judicial Activism vs. Restraint
Reason's Damon Root Discusses the Battle for Control Over the Country's Highest Court
North Korea Reacts to Ebola Pretty Much Exactly the Way You'd Expect North Korea to React to Ebola
Pyongyang's paranoia finds a new target.
Manufactured Culture Wars
The two major political parties are more alike than they are different when it comes to abortion and free speech.
Ebola Panic Control
A nurse's successful quarantine challenge is a victory for reason and due process.
Developing: WA Voters Approve Tighter Background Checks on Guns
Time to buy a 3D printer, or just shop on the black market.
City of Ferguson Charges Vice More Than $1,200 for Open Records Request, Turns Over Just Seven Emails
Stonewalling with high fees?
All in the Timing: DOJ Releases Thousands of Docs About 'Fast and Furious'
No doubt it's just a coincidence
Okla. Supreme Court Stops Abortion Restrictions
Until the courts have the chance to rule on their constitutionality
How to Make Life Inconvenient for Politicians Not Just on Election Day — But Every Day
Voting is fine, but there are better ways to keep government officials on their toes.
New UK Spy Chief Dismisses Privacy, Demands "New Deal" for Surveillance
For public safety, natch
Postal Service Mail-Tracking: Three Big Questions
Inspector general's report finds that postal workers screw up even creepy surveillance.
