Sixty Years of 'The Battle of Algiers' and the Myth of the Autism Epidemic
Exploring the legacy of 'The Battle of Algiers' at 60, the misconceptions around autism as an epidemic, and the limitations of net zero in addressing climate change.
Exploring the legacy of 'The Battle of Algiers' at 60, the misconceptions around autism as an epidemic, and the limitations of net zero in addressing climate change.
The debate over the so-called "autism epidemic" has resurfaced as new research challenges long-held assumptions about rising autism rates in the Unite...
The United States' confrontation with Iran has reached a critical juncture, with growing concerns that economic sanctions and military posturing could esca...
The evolving definition of 'discrimination' in academia raises concerns about bureaucratic overreach and threats to free speech, as seen in the case of Nathan Cofnas vs. Ghent University.
The ongoing debate among conservative intellectuals over the concept of the "common good" has intensified, revealing deep divisions within the right d...
Discover insightful analysis and varied viewpoints in Reason magazine's 'Open Thread' feature, featuring contributions from leading writers.
Mehmet Oz downplays measles concerns after a newborn’s death in Pennsylvania, amid a surge of unvaccinated cases and calls for vaccine confidence.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday renaming Lake Ontario to "Lake America" in all official U.S. government documents, escalatin...
Florida’s grand jury has determined that $10 million in Medicaid settlement funds, originally intended to assist children’s health coverage, were redirected to...
The U.S. government under the Trump administration is increasingly using conspiracy charges to target political organizers, echoing the controversial counterint...
Tens of thousands of children in Gaza have been killed or injured since 2023, with war erasing childhood itself—denying toys, education, and safety. Experts warn of permanent trauma.
Student organizers across Maryland’s university system discuss how the Palestine solidarity movement is evolving, despite increased surveillance and repression on campuses.
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