Brian Doherty, a longtime Reason senior editor and the leading historian of the libertarian movement, was found dead Friday morning after a fall the night before in Battery Yates park along the San ...

Cicero’s understanding of natural law and friendship is a vital source of what is most admirable in modern liberalism and republicanism. His insights provide valuable reminders of those virtues ...

ARLINGTON, VA — The Institute for Humane Studies (IHS) today announced the launch of Liberalism.org, an online magazine dedicated to exploring, advancing, and revitalizing the liberal tradition. The ...

R Street Institute’s work is rooted in the belief that free markets and limited, effective government are essential to individual liberty and the public good. But ideas alone aren’t enough—we build ...

The central question is no longer whether stabilization was necessary, but whether radical fiscal reform can consolidate political legitimacy and endure.

Today, happiness is equated with “self-fulfillment.” But the “pursuit of happiness” is no mere rhetorical gimmick.

The revival of Austrian economics had roots in the Circle Bastiat group that met in New York City in the 1950s, among them Murray Rothbard and Ralph Raico.

Sarah Thomas reviews Cass Sunstein’s new book On Liberalism, finding it worthwhile in articulating the meaning of liberalism in our cultural moment. While there is much to value in Sunstein’s ...

BALLY — Saint Francis Classical Catholic Academy has been selected as the Top Classical Catholic Academy of 2025 by Education Insider Magazine, a publication dedicated to making connections among ...

At the 19th annual Friedrich A. von Hayek Lecture on November 18, Judge Eric Murphy of the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit examined how Hayek, the Nobel Prize-winning economist and ...

Three decades after the end of World War II, a Japanese soldier finally returned to his home country after holding out in the jungles of the Philippines. Cut off from his unit, Hiroo Onoda had no way ...