‘Absurd, hardline calls’: questions over Sweden’s post-Brexit migration policy Sweden has ordered more Britons, including vulnerable people, to leave post-Brexit than any other EU country The Guardian - UK · Sep 11
1776 All-Stars: Why George Mason Is Extremely Underrated I'm not saying that just because I teach at the university named after him. Reason · Jun 16
The 25 Best Men’s NCAA Tournament Non-Championship Games of the Past 25 Years Sports Illustrated looks back at the past 25 seasons from 2000 to ’25 in men’s college basketball, ranking the top 25 March Madness games that did not crown a champion. Sports Illustrated · Mar 30
Eight NC State Men’s Basketball Coaching Candidates After Will Wade’s Departure The Wolfpack job is open again after one year, and a host of talented mid- and high-major prospects could be in the mix. Sports Illustrated · Mar 26
From Cinderella to Contender: The Complicated Aftermath of a Final Four Run March Magic can lead to conference upgrades, more money and higher expectations. But sustaining that success is far more difficult. Sports Illustrated · Mar 19
Men’s College Basketball’s Coaching Carousel: Names to Know As Jobs Open Josh Schertz, Jerrod Calhoun and Casey Alexander headline a deep candidate pool as high-major athletic directors prepare for an active hiring cycle. Sports Illustrated · Feb 27
Run review – crime caper about notorious bank robber Brenden Abbott misses a few tricks This Binge series based on the so-called ‘Postcard Bandit’ has all the ingredients of a cracking drama but is foiled by uneven pacing The Guardian - AU · Jan 1
15 Rising Men’s Basketball Coaches Who Could Be Next in Line for High-Major Openings From proven mid-major winners to fast-rising assistants, these names could headline the next wave of high-major coaching hires when positions come open. Sports Illustrated · Sep 26, 2025
Eric Claeys Guest-Blogging About His New Book, "Natural Property Rights" I'm delighted to report that Prof. Eric Claeys (George Mason, Antonin Scalia School of Law) will be guest-blogging this week… The post Eric Claeys Guest-Blogging About His New Book, "Natural Property Rights" appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Aug 18, 2025
Setting the Record Straight on Masking Rules at George Mason University Contrary to an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education, Mason is not fulfilling even its basic legal obligations to prevent antisemitic violence. Reason · Jul 29, 2025
What the Declaration of Independence Said and Meant It officially adopted the American Theory of Government: First Come Rights; Then Comes Government to Secure These Rights. Reason · Jul 4, 2025
Meet the Cast and Characters of Netflix's 'Survivors' Meet the Cast of 'The Survivors,' Your Latest Netflix Mystery Series Obsession Marie Claire · Jun 6, 2025
Our Guest-Blogger Prof. Robert Leider (George Mason) Is New ATF Chief Counsel/Assistant Director So reports the ATF page. Prof. Leider is a noted scholar of criminal law, the law of self-defense, and gun… The post Our Guest-Blogger Prof. Robert Leider (George Mason) Is New ATF Chief Counsel/Assistant Director appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Mar 20, 2025
Trump is the kinglike president many feared when arguing over the US Constitution in 1789 – and his address to Congress showed it If there are any limits to a president’s power, it wasn’t evident from Donald Trump’s speech before a joint session of Congress on March 4, 2025. The Conversation · Mar 5, 2025
The Conversation · Dec 2, 2024 Pardon who? Hunter Biden case renews ethical debate over use and limits of peculiar presidential power The decision by President Joe Biden to pardon his son, Hunter, despite previously suggesting he would not do so, has reopened debate over the use of the presidential pardon.
Salon · Oct 15, 2024 No one uses electoral college except US US only democracy in the world where a presidential candidate can get the most popular votes and still lose
The Conversation · Oct 14, 2024 No country still uses an electoral college − except the US The United States is the only democracy in the world where a presidential candidate can get the most popular votes and still lose the election. Thanks to the Electoral College, that has happened five times in the country’s history. The most recent examples are from 2000, when Al Gore won…
Reason · Jul 4, 2024 What the Declaration of Independence Said and Meant It officially adopted the American Theory of Government: First Come Rights; Then Comes Government to Secure These Rights
Salon · Jun 30, 2024 Why Joe Biden refuses to step aside Presidents and other politicians used to resign or retire for the good of the country. What's changed?
The Guardian - UK · Jun 8, 2024 Key US independence document bore arms of British king UK expert discovers George III watermark on paper used as 1776 founding document, which is kept in secure vault
The Conversation · Sep 12, 2023 Republicans call for impeachment inquiry into Biden -- a process the founders intended to deter abuse of power as well as remove from office Yielding to pressure from hard-line members of the GOP House caucus, on Sept. 12, 2023, U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy directed the top Republicans in Congress to open a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. The Republicans allege that the president committed financial wrongdoing with foreign businesses.
Reason · Jul 4, 2023 What the Declaration of Independence Said and Meant It officially adopted the American Theory of Government: First Come Rights; Then Comes Government to Secure These Rights
Golf Monthly · Jun 1, 2023 'Is There Enough Room In There For Another One?' - Pros Hit Successive Aces Austin Bautista and George Mason achieved their feats in a Clutch Pro Tour event
Salon · Apr 11, 2023 Term limits for SCOTUS — it's high time The Constitution says that justices serve "during good behavior" — only Congress can decide what that means