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If Manchester City Weren't (Basically) Owned by the UAE, Their Scandal Would Be a Lot Less Complicated

Plus: Nick Saban is wrong again, and could this be the last year of MLB’s playoff format?

Reason · Oct 6

The Energy Department Is Offering $4.2 Billion in Loans to Nuclear Projects in Ohio and Pennsylvania

Private investors are already pouring billions into America’s nuclear sector. The Trump administration wants a piece of the credit.

Reason · Oct 6

Alito Talks Retirement

Plus: The Supreme Court weighs a local government’s lawsuit against oil companies over global climate change.

Reason · Oct 6

How Should A.I. Change Legal Scholarship—and the Job of Being a Law Professor?

A panel discussion.

Reason · Oct 6

Justice Alito on Originalism

His recent Wall Street Journal column on this subject makes some interesting points, but raises more questions than answers.

Reason · Oct 6

Are the Cornell 7 Being Tried on Social Media?

Plus: Tennessee botches the execution of Christa Pike, and Sam Altman says the benefits of AI are worth the risks.

Reason · Oct 5

"Federal Judges Receive Life Tenure—Not a Life Sentence"

"Public criticism is not for everyone. But if it's too much to take, you can always resign."

Reason · Oct 5

The Rebirth of History and the Last Man

Francis Fukuyama's new book tackles transhumanism, the urge to struggle, and what happens when people jump willingly back into the swamps of history.

Reason · Oct 5

A SCOTUS Petition Argues That Pot Growers, Like Pot Smokers, Cannot Be Categorically Disarmed

The case involves a federal law that criminalizes gun possession by people convicted of nonviolent felonies.

Reason · Oct 5

The Bond Market Doesn't Trust the Treasury

To judge from rising 10-year interest rates, the bond market doesn't seem to expect Trump to bring inflation or spending under control.

Reason · Oct 5