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Now abortion law is up to states. Some will ban it, while most blue states will allow it in some form.

If celebrities, activists put their money into aiding women instead of shouting, this would not be much of an issue.

Personally, I think it's reasonable when states ban late-term abortion. An 8-month-old fetus sure seems like life to me.

Now abortion law is up to states. Some will ban it, while most blue states will allow it in some form.Because libertarians want government out of our lives, people assume

Now abortion law is up to states. Some will ban it, while most blue states will allow it in some form. Because libertarians want government out of our lives, people assume we are pro-choice. Some of us are. But like the rest of America, there are principled libertarians on both

Now abortion law is up to states. Some will ban it, while most blue states will allow it in some form.

Earlier today Reason Magazine published the following 31 minute video documentary of the "Reno Reset." Those interviewed by Reason Magazine editor-at-large Nicholas Gillespie include, in order of appearance: LNC Chair Angela McArdle, former Congressman Justin Amash, Scott Horton, former LNC Chair Nicholas Sarwark, Randyn Tarnoff, Michael Heise, Dave Smith, Jeremy Kauffman, Brianna Coyle, Tom Woods,

COLUMN By Thomas L. Knapp American politicians love to boast of their nation's status as the world's premier "representative democracy," and to lectur

by Thomas L. Knapp On February 9, more than 50 Republican members of the US House of Representatives sent President Joe Biden a letter decrying his “open border” policies. Of all the hyberbolic claims I’ve read regarding the Biden administration since Inauguration Day, that one takes the cake. In neither word nor action has the new president come within a country mile of supporting “open borders” in principle or in policy. As the Cato Institute’s David J. Bier notes, “Biden has be...

by Thomas L. Knapp On February 9, the US Justice Department announced that US President Joe Biden, as in so many other areas, intends to serve Donald Trump’s second term when it comes to persecuting heroes guilty of exposing US war crimes and embarrassing American politicians. As Trump’s presidency drew to an end, some activists held out hope that he’d pardon political prisoner Julian Assange, whose incarceration at the hands of the Swedish, British, and US governments has, according to t...