Andrea Castillo on the Crypto Wars 2.0
Anti-encryption officials are dangerously wrong.
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If Magna Carta was a key moment in the West's advancement toward liberalism, the trajectory was neither straight nor smooth.
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And how President Obama may plan to get around Congress
Kurt Loder Reviews Jurassic World
Chris Pratt battles a new breed of dinosaur on Spielberg's old island.
Sheldon Richman Says Abolish Special Ops Forces
We are expected just to trust the government that these secretive operations kill bad guys only?
Andrew Napolitano on Lies the Government Is Telling Us
What do you call a negated constitutional guarantee? Government need.
Would Any of the 2016 Presidential Hopefuls Actually Cut Government?
There is no more important question for candidates to answer than this: What are you willing to cut?
Can They Stop Themselves?
Reason's guide to whether any of the 2016 presidential hopefuls would actually cut government.
Are You a Journalist or Filmmaker? Apply to Win Money and Fame at the Reason Media Awards!
Are you good enough to join Daniel Hannan, Amity Schlaes, and Mary O'Grady in the winners' circle?
Andrea Castillo on Bitcoin's Long-Term Viability
If unaddressed, an arbitrary protocol quirk implemented by Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto could soon undermine the scalability and long-term viability of the cryptocurrency.
Matt Welch on the Eternal Recurrence of Bush Conservatism
How can libertarians trust that constitutional conservatives won't yet again yield to the temptations of Bushism?
Sheldon Richman on How Bureaucrats Deliberately Keep Us in the Dark
Even respected civil liberties groups are unsure whether bulk collection of phone metadata will really end with the passage of the USA Freedom Act.
Ronald Bailey Says Let the Techstorm Rip
A review of A Dangerous Master: How to Keep Technology from Slipping Beyond Our Control
Kurt Loder Reviews Spy and Love & Mercy
Melissa McCarthy goes 007, and Paul Dano and John Cusack take on two sides of Brian Wilson.
Sheldon Richman: Section 215 Is Dead, But the National Security State Lives
The NSA and kindred agencies have many more arrows in their quiver than Section 215.
