Adolf Hitler Rose to Power 80 Years Ago Today: A Cautionary Tale for Democracy
"Freedom doesn't preserve itself all alone," Germany's current chancellor Angela Merkel said
"Freedom doesn't preserve itself all alone," Germany's current chancellor Angela Merkel said
The aggregate statistics fail to capture essential details of life.
A brilliant history shows libertarianism, even when uncredited, changing the world.
A new book gives Hayek, Friedman, and others too much credit—and too little.
The fight over King's legacy is testament to the rare power of his words
One of the architects of the anti-militia panic is now borrowing the militias' rhetoric.
The country is ablaze with debate about guns, and the government is determined to do something.
Thomas Jefferson's favorite economist had some harsh things to say about government borrowing
The late Howard Zinn, author of A People's History of the United States, puts today's lefties to shame.
Q&A with David Nasaw, author of "The Patriarch"
Pioneered group back in the 1970s
How totalitarianism came to Eastern Europe, and why it didn't stay.
Significant misconduct in racially-charged case
Forget politics for a minute. Here's what Reason staffers liked - and hated - in the past year.
Paraphrased, truncated speech made him sound arrogant
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How public housing came to the New York coast.
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