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The cycle of hate: How Canada and the U.S. entered a cycle of hostility and how they can break it

For decades, the relationship between Canadians and Americans was defined by proximity, economic interdependence and a shared sense of partnership.

The Conversation · Sep 29

Problems with the New US Civil Rights Commission Report on Campus Antisemitism, Part II

In my previous post, I argued that contrary to a new US Civil Rights Commission Report, plaintiffs alleging an illegal… The post Problems with the New US Civil Rights Commission Report on Campus Antisemitism, Part II appeared first on Reason Magazine.

Reason · Sep 29

The Way the FDA and DEA Ban Drugs Is Unaccountable and Arbitrary

A new report from the Government Accountability Office reveals that federal drug regulators do not have any clear policies or procedures for making scheduling decisions.

Reason · Sep 29

Problems with the New US Civil Rights Commission Report on Campus Antisemitism, Part I

Yesterday, the US Civil Rights Commission, composed of four Republican and four Democratic appointees, with a Democratic Chair and Vice-Chair,… The post Problems with the New US Civil Rights Commission Report on Campus Antisemitism, Part I appeared first on Reason Magazine.

Reason · Sep 29

Can You Legally Keep a Broken-Down Car in Your Own Driveway?

A broken-down car sitting in a private driveway can look like nobody else’s business. After all, the driveway belongs to the homeowner, and the car belongs to the homeowner. But local governments can regulate how long an inoperable vehicle stays there, where it sits, and whether neighbors can see it…

Clever Dude · Sep 29

Recorded Substance Use Among Younger Cincinnati-Area Stroke Patients Rose to 40.2%, Mostly Marijuana, but Cause Remains Unproven

Recorded substance use in young stroke patients rose to 40.2%, mostly marijuana. What the evidence on cannabis and stroke can and cannot prove.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

How American political campaigns are using AI – and what they’re spending on the tools

Though politicians are quiet about how they use AI, the book Rewiring Democracy examines how AI is starting to influence American politics

The Guardian - US · Sep 29

A Limited Supreme Court Win for Trump's Voter Database

Department of Homeland Security v. League of Women Voters won’t really impact the 2026 election. But 2028 is a different story.

Reason · Sep 29

Lane Splitting Is Now Considered "Reckless Driving" In Arizona. There Are A Few Caveats

According to the Arizona legislature, lane splitting shall now be considered 'reckless driving,' which carries a Class II misdemeanor status. The state does have a few caveats to when it's allowed.

RideApart · Sep 29

How to survive an AI apocalypse? People want to know

Google searches for ‘will AI kill us all’ are up by more than 5,000 per cent

The Independent UK · Sep 29