The backward-looking fight over busing tells us a lot about Democrats' contemporary problems with education policy, argue Katherine Mangu-Ward, Peter Suderman, Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch, in the latest Editors Roundtable edition of the Reason Podcast.

In a post-debate quickie podcast, Reason's resident millennial/xennials Peter Suderman, Stephanie Slade, and Katherine Mangu-Ward slice and dice the two nights of Democratic Debates. We discuss the surprisingly fast escalation of the health care debate and Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard's shining anti-interventionist moment. And since Matt Welch and Nick Gillespie weren't on the podcast, we join tonight's Democratic hopefuls in fomenting a little intergenerational warfare. We also pick winners and losers. (Hint: Suderman and Slade think Kamala Harris won, but she's still a cop.)

Denise Ho is a problem for Chinese and Hong Kong authorities. The 42-year-old celebrity musician became a public face for...

Before Donald Trump took office, it was hard to find a tougher critic of him than Patrick Byrne, the libertarian...

It's refreshing that a U.S. president would call off a bomb strike in the name of disproportionality. But are Donald Trump's Iranian policies making conflict more likely in the future? Katherine Mangu-Ward, Peter Suderman, Matt Welch and Nick Gillespie discuss on the latest Editors' Roundtable edition of the Reason Podcast.

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.

Today's guest is David French, a senior writer for National Review and a columnist for Time. He's one of the most prominent Never Trump conservatives in the country and he recently has been attacked by fellow right-wingers for—get this—being just too nice a guy.

How socialist ARE these Democrats, anyway? Katherine Mangu-Ward, Peter Suderman, Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch discuss the 2020 presidential field on the latest Reason Podcast, Editors' Roundtable.

Reason's Robby Soave has been writing about culture, free speech, due process, and moral outrage on campus since joining the magazine in 2014. Next week will see the release of his first book, Panic Attack: Young Radicals in the Age of Trump, which examines the ascendancy of the intersectional left and the identitarian right.

Reason's Zach Weissmueller talked with Soave in front of a live audience at Reason's L.A. office.

A political scientist by training, Ian Bremmer heads up the Eurasia Group, the world's largest political-risk consultancy. He's also the host of the weekly PBS show GZERO World, which investigates how economics and politics are playing out in a world in which the United States is retreating in significant ways from the global stage. His most recent book is Us vs.Them: The Failure of Globalism—a bracing, provocative analysis of why political polarization is growing and how we might best address the anger and alienation that is fueling nationalist and populist sentiments around the globe.