Dead Kids Make Bad Laws
New Jersey may soon repeal one of the most onerous driving restrictions in the country. That doesn't mean legislators have learned their lesson.
June 2011
The Most Interesting Man in the Senate
Rand Paul reshapes the national debate.
Features
What Sub-Saharan Africa Can Teach San Francisco
Mass transit doesn't have to mean massive government spending.
Culture & Reviews
Ventriloquists for the Powerless
Translating the revolutionary consciousness of voiceless animals is no more silly than doing the same for human beings.
The Book on Mormons
A brilliant new musical from the creators of South Park both mocks and admires religion.
Editor's Note
Shine On, You Crazy Diamond
reason founder Lanny Friedlander, 1947-2011
Columns
Mitch Daniels' Pot Luck
The Indiana governor's escape from prison taught him the importance of being tough on drug users.
The Political Economy of Ending Tyranny
Will the Middle East uprisings succeed?
Leviathan's Lawyers
The Office of the Solicitor General has traditionally defended the government. But should it?
Big Trouble in Little Hoover
Why does the nonpartisan, good-government consensus sound so radical?
Citings
Cognitive Ecstasy
Your Brain on MDMA
Search Everyone
The widest net
Tamper Tantrum
Criminal pamphleteering
Thought Police
Judge goes mental
Weed Hurler
Soldiers bust pot catapult
Chemical Conviction
10th Amendment challenge
Gun Gap
D.C. firearm rules
Billions Wasted
Improper Medicare spending
Web of Libel
DHS seizes domains
Flicks Nixed
No more movie subsidies
Unaffordable Parking
Off-street mandates
Pop Democracy in the Middle East
Follow-up on Reason's March 2002 issue.
Briefly Noted
Letters
Contributors
Artifact
Interview
The Governor Who Cut Government
Puerto Rico's Luis Fortuño on the economic benefits of slashing the state
