CIA Whistleblower Claims COVID Origins Assessment Altered Under Fauci Pressure
A CIA whistleblower alleges the agency revised its COVID-19 origins assessment due to pressure from Dr. Anthony Fauci. The claim is part of a broader...
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Heritage vs. Creedal Identity, and Christopher Nolan’s Film Rankings
A discussion critiques Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s claims about billionaires and wage theft, explores the philosophical divide between heritage and cre...
Remembering Stewart Baker: Legal Luminary, NSA Counsel, and Beloved Colleague Passes Away at 78
Stewart Baker, a respected lawyer, former NSA General Counsel, and longtime Reason.com contributor, has died at age 78. Known for his sharp legal insi...
Civitas Symposium Gathers Reactions to Justice Thomas' Declaration of Independence Lecture
A Civitas Outlook symposium features responses to Justice Clarence Thomas' lecture marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. T...
Supreme Court’s Louisiana v. Callais Ruling: Key Constitutional Law Takeaways for 2026 Supplement
The Supreme Court’s 92-page decision in Louisiana v. Callais has been distilled into a 16-page analysis for the 2026 Barnett/Blackman supplement. Focu...
Understanding American Defamation Law: Free Speech Unmuted Explores 'Defamacast' and Key Cases
Free Speech Unmuted dives into American defamation law, exploring the 'Defamacast' case and other pivotal legal battles. The series examines landmark...
Andy Serkis on Orwell’s Animal Farm, Power, and the State of Modern Democracy
Legendary actor and director Andy Serkis discusses his controversial animated adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm, the corrupting nature of powe...
Legal Scholar Bill Otis Critiques SPLC Indictment: A Matter of Facts, Not Commonality
Legal scholar Bill Otis responds to recent commentary on the SPLC indictment, arguing that the legitimacy of a prosecution hinges on the facts, not it...
How Queer Eye’s Tenth Season Boosted LGBTQ Acceptance Through Kindness and Style
Queer Eye’s 10th season in Washington, D.C., continues the show’s legacy of promoting LGBTQ acceptance through kindness and personal transformation. S...
DOJ Alleges SPLC Funded Extremists, Piker Endorses Violence: Freed Up Podcast Recap
The latest Freed Up podcast dissects explosive DOJ allegations against the Southern Poverty Law Center, Hasan Piker’s controversial remarks on violenc...
Legal Scholar Criticizes NYT's Coverage of Leaked Supreme Court Memos on Clean Power Plan
Harvard Law professor Jack Goldsmith critiques the New York Times' portrayal of leaked Supreme Court memos regarding the Obama Administration's Clean...
Supreme Court Leaks Undermine Institutional Culture, Experts Warn
Legal scholars argue that recent leaks of internal Supreme Court memos pose a greater threat to the Court's integrity than the content of the document...