Are Robots Going to Steal Our Jobs?
Many technologists think so, but economists aren't so easily convinced.
Many technologists think so, but economists aren't so easily convinced.
Is this the only policy proposal Tom Paine, Huey Long, Milton Friedman, Timothy Leary, and Sam Altman can agree on?
New promise for floating free communities in a Polynesian lagoon—but is the movement leaving libertarianism behind?
Wary libertarian enthusiasm greets Donald Trump's ambitious regulatory reform agenda
Refugees' full energies are devoted to earning money and absent family members overseas.
The lethal consequences of a common, obscure hospital licensing law
The legal, practical, economic, and moral case against Trump's border barrier.
The fear and disgust triggered by this subject help explain why laws dealing with sex offenses involving minors frequently lead to bizarre results.
With sweeping "sex trafficking stings," the FBI returns to its roots as the nation's vice squad.
Is Donald Trump a crony capitalist? Or is he something worse?
Federal funding, zero tolerance, and lack of choice encourage the creeping criminalization of student misbehavior.
Artists take on the legacy of Barack Obama
Meanwhile, the GOP learns to stop worrying and love Obama's signature legislative victory.
Colorado campaign finance regulations censor ordinary citizens.
A Reason writer returns to his family's home to investigate
How cryptocurrency is turning socialism against itself
A conversation about who wins and who loses when America opens its golden door.
The D.C. jail has been a disaster for more than 100 years. Can a new jail avoid the mistakes of the past?
What A Face in the Crowd and Meet John Doe tell us about populism, pop culture, and fear.
Sanad al-Kazimi hoped for justice. Twelve years later he's still waiting.
Inside the lives of five people who have served their time, but are still paying for their crimes
Following the money to the Democrats' and Republicans' quadrennial dog-and-pony shows
What Illinois got when law enforcement grabbed $72 million in property using asset forfeiture
Planning a recovery is tough in a country where an awful lot of guys with guns aren't ready to admit that socialism has failed again.
A little-known rule lets feds steal money from people who haven't been convicted-or even accused-of a crime.
Democrats think attacking the "gig economy" is a winning strategy. They're wrong.
Autopia is within our grasp-if government doesn't screw it up.
New York's new $15 wage floor pits man against machine.
The Libertarian Party wrangles over a presidential candidate in a weird election year
The $4 trillion war on terror: Where did the money go?
A look at Cuba's failed communist experiment.
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