Policy
Lack of School Choice, Teacher Accountability Earn "F" Grades for 11 States
Past due for reform
What Fresh Horrors Await Californians in the Next Budget?
State casts about for new stones to get blood from
Ten Banks Settle For $8.5 Billion Over Alleged Foreclosure Abuse
Regulators stopping reviews of mortgages in favor of cash payments
Obama Begins His Second Term—and Bush's Fourth
Obama has carried forward Bush policies that are most expansive of government power.
North Carolina Legislators Reviewing Occupational Licensing Requirements
184 days of training required to be a school bus driver, 722 days for barbers
Drone War "Unproductive" Claims Former Obama Adviser
Michael Boyle says the theory behind the use of UAVs needs to be challenged
Connecticut and Colorado Residents Less Enthusiastic Over Gun Sales
Most background checks carried out in the South and the West
Indonesia Set to Ban Women From Straddling Motorbikes
Islamic law pressing ahead despite opposition
Supreme Court Won't Hear Challenge to Church Gun Ban
Justices made no comment when rejecting review of the case
Some Latin American Leaders Question Enforcing Drug Laws
Now that recreational marijuana is legal in some U.S. states
Read Reason's Complete January 2013 Issue!
Dejection 2012, over the fiscal cliff, American apocalypse, and more.
Pakistan Lodges Complaint After Attack From Indian Military
Skirmish on the border left one Pakistani soldier dead
Philippines Navy Deploys Ship After Suspected U.S. Drone Found Floating in Ocean
Found by a Filipino diver and fishermen
White House Considering Wider Ranging Gun-Control Than Initially Expected
Wants to go further than bans on assault weapons and high capacity magazines
An Exercise in Fiscal Evasion
Congress and the White House do nothing about the ever-expanding federal budget.
Suspects in Indian Gang Rape Case Appear in Court
Face the death penalty for attack that killed a 23 year-old woman
Prison Officials Let Inmates Watch Sexually Explicit Videos
Despite objections from a female officer
Obama Will Nominate John Brennan as Next CIA Director
Currently the president's top counterterrorism adviser
Dozens Injured in Northern Ireland Demonstrations
At least 52 policemen wounded since beginning of pro-British protests
Obama Picks Hagel to Succeed Panetta
Will face opposition from neoconservatives in upcoming confirmation battle
Why Double Taxation Must Cease
Economic growth and rising living standards depend on saving and investment.
Venezuelan Government Says Chavez Can Rule Without Oath
Currently in Cuba recovering from cancer treatment
How a Federal Menu-Labeling Law Will Harm American Pizza
Complying with a proposed FDA menu-labeling rule would be somewhere between costly and impossible for tens of thousands of U.S. pizza and grocery chains.
