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There is so much to say about LULAC v. Abbott, the recent gerrymandering case decided by a three judge panel… The post Some Thoughts On The Texas Gerrymandering Case appeared first on Reason.com.

Have aliens been visiting Earth for 80 years? Our guide explains how to watch The Age of Disclosure online and stream, rent and buy from anywhere.

Charitable giving is built on trust. Donors believe their contributions will support meaningful causes, from feeding the hungry to funding medical research. Yet not all...

The program relies on cameras that scan and store license plate data and software that evaluates where vehicles came from, where they are going and which routes they take

It’s easy to blame baby boomers for today’s financial struggles like housing costs or student debt. But according to Rachel Cruze, the problems may run deeper.

Not so fast buster.

Biographer Andrew Lownie reveals why Jeffrey Epstein was utterly convinced Donald Trump would grant him a pardon.

Women often sense danger before anyone else does, yet many still brush aside the safety red flags that later define a disturbing pattern. These early signs can show up in a partner, coworker, neighbor, or even someone met by chance. The signals rarely look dramatic at first. They appear as…

Food deserts are creeping back into suburban neighborhoods that once prided themselves on convenience and variety. The idea that residents in these areas can’t easily reach fresh, affordable food sounds outdated, but it’s happening again. Rising costs, store closures, and uneven development have created pockets where grocery options have thinned…