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Michael Lacey and James Larkin's website, Backpage.com was seized in April 2018 and they were arrested for allegedly facilitating prostitution. They have maintained their innocence, saying the publishing on their website, which included adult ads and general classifieds, is protected by the First Amendment.

The 2020 campaign season is getting started. John Stossel says he's "repulsed by most politicians" because "not only are they...

Google, Facebook, and Twitter are protected by the First Amendment, but are their decisions about which content to remove and which...

Progressives claim capitalism is "immoral" because some people become rich while others stay poor. Yaron Brook, chairman of the Ayn Rand Institute, says...

Reason's Robby Soave has been writing about culture, free speech, due process, and moral outrage on campus since joining the magazine...

In an interview with Reason's Matt Welch, George Will talks about the importance of rehabilitating America's withered constitutional architecture, ponders what the punditry class got wrong in 2016, and reminisces about what it was like for a conservative columnist to criticize an erratic Republican president way back in 1973.

Addiction advocates in Philadelphia are gearing up for a fight with federal law enforcement over a so-called supervised injection site, where drug use can take place in the presence of medical professionals.Produced, edited, and narrated by Mark McDaniel.

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Soon parents will be able to alter their future offspring's intelligence, height, eye color, and more. And that's worth celebrating, argues JohnStossel in his latest video. In defense of "designer babies."

Most 2020 presidential candidates support government-mandated paid family leave. On the surface, that sounds like a good policy. Supporters are quick to point out that only the U.S. and Papua New Guinea don't require businesses to provide time off with compensation for new parents.

Patrice Lee Onwuka, a senior policy analyst at Independent Women's Forum, says this argument is "disingenuous." Watch the latest video from John Stossel.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.) has spent his entire career explaining away the inevitable downsides of massively increasing the power of the state over the individual.

And one thing has remained constant as he has shifted his focus from Nicaragua, Cuba, and the USSR to Denmark, Finland, and Sweden: In all of these countries, he's misled his followers about the political and economic realities on the ground.