Tagged: liberty
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OpinionPolice Shot an Innocent Woman's Car to Pieces. Houston Says That Is Not Its Problem.
On September 27, 2026, Reason published the case of Abigail Trujillo, a bystander in Texas whose vehicle was shot dozens of times by law enforcement. She was not a suspect. She was not accused of anything.
OpinionSequins and Solvency: Reading the GOP's First Midterm Convention
Republicans held a midterm nominating convention. That sentence has no precedent in American politics. Presidential nominating conventions run every four years, in July or August, and they exist to formalize a ticket.
OpinionCalifornia's Wealth Tax Revival Repeats a Failed Experiment
California legislators are again pushing a tax on accumulated wealth, and the sales pitch has not changed since the first version landed in Sacramento in 2020.