Obamacare and Contraception Exceptions
How mandatory birth control coverage violates religious liberty.
Civil Liberties
Judge Rules Obama Uncle Can Stay in US, Was Ordered to Leave Country Two Decades Ago
Half-brother of the president's father has been here since studying in the 60s, manages a liquor store
Police in Houston Take Teen From Custody of Instructor, Hand Her Over to CPS, Parents Furious
Dance instructor said he produced a notarized letter giving him guardianship of the child during a weekend trip to Houston
Bill Clinton: There Should Be "Explicit Rules" to Spying on World Leaders
And the rest of us?
11-Year-Old Told to Get Permit to Sell Mistletoe, Security Guard Allegedly Told Her She Could Beg Instead
Was raising money for her dad's medical expenses
Bill Clinton Expresses "Serious Reservations" About US Spying on World Leaders
They bugging you Bill?
Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhortation, Free Markets, and Social Justice
Give freedom a chance
House Passes Ten Year Extension of Plastic Gun Ban
Passed overwhelmingly, though Democrats wanted it extended to 3D-printed guns
Connecticut University on Lockdown Over Possible Gunman, Police Say They Took Someone into Custody
"Shelter in place" order reportedly still in effect
Read Reason's Complete December 2013 Issue
The unstoppable plastic gun, the death of Intrade, and George Will's libertarian evolution.
Wife of Jailed Chinese Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Liu Xiaobo Asks For Freedom
Currently under house arrest
Sen. Schumer: House Undetectable Gun Ban Doesn't Go Far Enough
"We absolutely must close the loophole that allows anyone to legally make a gun that could be rendered invisible by the easy removal of its metal part."
Editor of The Guardian: Only 1 Percent of Snowden Files Published
Calls accusations the revelations have put national security at risk "very vague and not rooted in specific stories"
Ukrainian Prime Minister Apologizes For Crackdown on Protesters
More than 300,000 people attended a rally on Sunday
Terror Suspects Accuse Poland of Being Involved in CIA Abuses
European Court of Human Rights hearing the case brought by Guantanamo Bay inmates
Bob Dylan Charged With "Public Insult and Inciting Hate" in France Over Comments on Croatians
Fuss over 2012 interview
US Calls For Release of American Contractor Jailed in Cuba
Tomorrow Alan Gross begins his fifth year of imprisonment
Ukrainian President Flies To China as Protests Continue in Kiev
Viktor Yanukovich's decision to turn down an E.U. deal prompted protests
Chinese Telecom, Accused of Being Front for Spying, to Leave US Market
Huawei to no longer look for business in the states
SEC Drops Plans for Corporate Donation Disclosure Regulations
First Amendment experts happy
Lawmakers Unsuccessfully Tried to Ban President's 'Signature' Drone Strikes
Failed in committee
Reports of Police Brutality in Kiev Fuel Anger
Video clips posted of officers attacking protesters
Three Black Teens Arrested for Waiting for a Bus
Charged with disorderly conduct for not dispersing
Supreme Court Won't Consider Case Overturning Va. Law Controlling Who Circulates Petitions
Only allowed residents of the state to circulate petitions to get third-party candidates on ballots
Fast Food Strikes Planned for Thursday in 100 Cities
How many of them will be actual employees?
Trial for Police Beating Death of Kelly Thomas Opens Today
Two former Fullerton officers place criminal charges
Cops in Iceland Fatally Shoot First Person Ever in Their History
Man was armed, country "awash with guns"
Police in Iceland Shoot and Kill Armed Man in First Such Instance in the Country's History
The man was shooting a shotgun in his apartment
Sen. Feinstein, Rep. Rogers Say US is No Safer Today Than it Was in Previous Years
Both think terrorism is increasing
Protesters in Ukraine Besiege Government Building, Demand Removal of Prime Minister
Not happy about the government scraping a deal with the European Union
