Why Medicaid Is No Longer a Voluntary Program
How the Emergency Treatment and Labor Act interferes with state sovereignty
Web Articles
The Case for Walmart
New York City politicians should drop their misguided war on the retail giant.
Talent on the Move
A review of Borderless Economics, a new book about the joys of labor mobility
Scrooge-like predictions for the New Year
Mostly dour predictions, offered with the hope that I end up being wrong.
Václav Havel's Funeral: Why Truth Needs Love
What the rest of us can learn from a one-of-a-kind sendoff
L.A. Metro's Light Rail Arguments Off-Track
MTA blog explains (inadvertently) why Los Angeles has nation's worst travel time
The Five Worst Op-Eds of 2011
Thomas Friedman to Simon Winchester, the best worst hackery of 2011
A Modest Proposal: Let's Ban All Sports!
In the aggregate, sports cost society a tremendous lot of money.
Office Pool 2012
Predicting the GOP presidential ticket, the next deposed dictator, and the fate of the European Union
For Public Safety, a New Golden Age
Today, your chance of being murdered is lower than it was in the late 1950s, a time of enviable peace and order.
Remy: Grandma Got Indefinitely Detained (A Very TSA Christmas)
Plus "A Joe Biden War on Christmas," "Christopher Hitchens Say 'Bah, Humbug," & Other Reason Holiday Classic Videos
No, Lawrence, There Is No Stimulus
MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell gets a lump of coal for fibbing about government job creation.
Reason's Christmas Vid Playlist: Remy, Joe Biden, Hitchens & More
All you need to enjoy the holidays despite a weak economy!
On Christmas, Escaping the Well-Lit Prison
Give the gift of forgiveness this holiday season.
Arresting Judges: It Just Makes Sense
Newt Gingrich hits a double with jailed-justice proposal
Do Ron Paul's Newsletters Invalidate His Candidacy?
Now leading in Iowa, Dr. No needs to settle the past to move into the future.
Is Obamacare Stopping Businesses From Hiring?
Businesspeople certainly think so.
In 2011, Democracy Blossomed
This was a year of freedom and hope across the globe.
The FDA vs. Commercial Speech
How restricting the promotion of "off-label" pharmaceutical use puts doctors and patients at risk
Ron Paul Challenges Mindless Militarism
The Texas Republican's foreign policy perspective is desperately needed in the 2012 campaign.
The Case for Enhancing People
Science Correspondent Ronald Bailey argues for using biotech, nanotech, and infotech to enhance human physical, intellectual, and emotional capabilities
Obama and Congress Bring the War on Terror to Your Doorstep
If America is the battleground, nobody has any rights
Obama's Electric Car Aid Goes Bust
No one, no matter how bright, can possibly know what is in the best interest of everybody.
Remembering Kim Jong-Il's Victims
There are Koreans whose names and photos, though absent from the front pages, tell the real story.
Christoher Hitchens on Kim Jong-Il, One-Party States, and Putting the X Back in Xmas!
A 2007 Reason.tv classic
Fixing California's Broken Legislature
Why the Neighborhood Legislative Reform Act may be the Golden State's best hope for meaningful change
Is It a Sin To Promote Gay Rights Abroad?
Gay rights are America's values, according to America's people.
Keep on Rockin' in the Free World
How the Velvet Underground and Václav Havel built a blueprint for toppling totalitarians and other censors
Is America Waging a Covert War on Iran?
We still don't know the truth about the lost U.S. spy drone.
Get a Medical Marijuana Card, Lose Your Second Amendment Rights
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives wants to prohibit patients from protecting themselves.
Democratic Fairfax Embraces Its Inner Tea Party
Even people who benefit from big government love it less when they have to live under it.
The EPA vs. the Constitution
The Supreme Court prepares to hear a major Fifth Amendment case.
