Nick Gillespie on Stossel Tonight at 9 PM, Talking "Sin Taxes," Marijuana Legalization, and More
Have you heard about California's initiative that would require condoms in all porn movies?
Have you heard about California's initiative that would require condoms in all porn movies?
There's more to this election than Trump and Clinton.
The new universal climate accord is now in force: Is it irreversible?
The gap between Republicans and Democrats on abortion is at its widest point in nearly 10 years.
Party angry over Moore's vote on Raiders stadium subsidy; Moore thinks the L.P. needs to grow and "stop trying to advance the more radical agenda, pick and choose your fights and get more mainstream."
Trump gets a plurality, while figures ranging from Jill Stein to David French get cameos.
Thank Citizens United for making corporate-funded political ads like this legal!
Swap "social justice warriors" for "suffragettes" and these early 20th-century memes could be clogging up a Twitter timeline near you.
There's something heartening about Trump's gross remarks about women, Muslims, and Mexicans: he remains a free man despite uttering them.
Kmele talks race politics from Eastern Island, while Moynihan and Welch try to figure out what William Weld wrought
And will he drag the LP across the 5 percent threshold on Election Day? Nick Gillespie, Katherine Mangu-Ward, and David Weigel talk it out.
A GOP proposal to deny Clinton's appointment choices may backfire.
"Just so the record is clear everybody, I endorse Gary Johnson," the Libertarian VP nominee says six days before election.
Useless pre-K programs give politicians the warm-fuzzies but don't do much to help students, new study says.
Here is a list of what the Libertarian Party will get in terms of automatic, petition-free ballot access if certain vote percentages in that state are hit.
There's a norm, people! A norm!
The Loyola University economist calls Reason.com's editor-in-chief a "vile" and "nasty man."
The Flintstones weighs in on the election.
VP nominee receives outpouring of criticism after "vouching for Mrs. Clinton" and disagreeing with the L.P. on The Rachel Maddow Show.
The newly revived email controversy shows how she manages to be less trusted than Trump.
Libertarian vice presidential nominee disagrees with his own campaign's statement on Clinton's emails, and calls her "a person of high moral character"
He's unlikely to be indicted or investigated between now and Election Day.
Contract expired yesterday, union voted weeks ago to authorize strike.
Outside of Utah and the Mormon belt of Idaho, the independent conservative is polling in Jill Stein territory
Comics artist Brett Smith (Avengers, Hulk, Guardians of the Galaxy) says Hillary and Bill Clinton's corruption needs to be seen to be fully appreciated.
During PBS debate with Green Party candidate Jill Stein, the Libertarian candidate shows his fangs.
At least three-fifths of the country is virtually uncontested.
And while we're at it, should libertarians vote for *anyone*? Tonight's show a preview of live debate in NYC on 11/1.
In 2012, "Planet Money" put forward a six-plank "no-brainer economic platform" for growth and fairness. Johnson scored best on it - then and now.
Local elected officials will have important decisions to make about taxes if California voters legalize weed in November.
Crooked Hillary is the one that has been on front pages lately. But none of us are either entirely evil or entirely good, including Clinton-and Donald Trump.
Indications point to more and grander military interventions under a President Clinton.
The weekend reactions are both a reminder and a preview of how Clinton handles a scandal.
Utah lets third-party fans throw an argument back in the Democrats' faces.
Also discusses where Rand Paul went wrong on "Part of the Problem" podcast with Dave Smith. Listen now!
Two cures for what ails us, and no good prognosis.
Subscribe now for in-depth conversations with Penn Jillette, Gary Johnson, Katherine Mangu-Ward, and more.
Live debate at New York City's Soho Forum, will be livestreamed as well.
Turns out there's still time for October surprises.
Models of American electoral behavior suggest that Clinton should lose, but worries about extremism may Trump