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Another year of the the Volokh Conspiracy tradition of marking the occasion of this ancient Roman holiday.

The administration has sought to deport numerous dissenters back to their oppressors.

The defense secretary claims the video, which shows a second strike that killed two floundering survivors, would compromise "sources and methods."

Proponents say such IDs will make life easier and protect kids from dangerous content. But opponents worry they will make you much easier to target.

It's an insane—and frighteningly dystopian—interpretation of the law.

Can the government regulate social media features because they are "addictive"? Jane Bambauer and I talk with Emory Law professor… The post Free Speech Unmuted: Does the First Amendment Protect Supposedly "Addictive" Algorithms?, with Matthew Lawrence appeared first on Reason.com.

The only thing the Federal Trade Commission and European Commission succeeded in doing was transferring ownership of iRobot from an American company to a Chinese one.

Katherine Dee examines how living online reshapes attention and behavior and makes the case for a more grounded, realistic way of using digital tools.

"To hold otherwise would allow police officers to demand identification from anyone near a school while using a smartphone—parents taking first-day-of-school videos, a grandparent trying to pull up directions while in the school drop-off line, or dog walkers holding their phone near their chest."