How the ACLU Started Defending the Second Amendment The civil liberties group, which long maintained that there is no constitutional right to arms, is singing a different tune at the Supreme Court. Reason · May 12
"James L. Buckley: The Man and His Principles," by Roger Pilon A friend profiles Buckley himself, a public servant who spent his life defending constitutional first principles. Reason · Jan 28
The best print ads of the 2000s, as chosen by experts From witty one-liners to character-led masterpieces. Creative Bloq · May 10, 2025
ACLU, Once a Defender of Free Speech, Goes After a Whistleblower The former civil liberties group continues morphing into a progressive organization. Reason · Mar 18, 2024
FIRE's Statement on the House Hearings on Anti-Semitism "Double standards are frustrating, but we should address them by demanding free speech be protected consistently — not by expanding the calls for censorship." Reason · Dec 7, 2023
Greg Lukianoff: Saving the 'Culture of Free Speech' The longtime head of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education announces a new name and expanded mission for FIRE. Reason · Jun 8, 2022
FIRE Branches Out into Free Speech Beyond Universities, Planning $75M Litigation and Public Education Campaign The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education is becoming the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression. Reason · Jun 6, 2022
"The ACLU Never Stopped Defending Free Speech" David Cole writes, Ira Glasser and Wendy Kaminer respond. [UPDATE: Added Cole's reply.] Reason · Jun 2, 2022
ACLU Would Like You To Ignore Partisan Activism, Mission Drift National Legal Director David Cole insists that the critics are wrong, but he fails to contend with much of the substance of their critiques. Reason · Jun 1, 2022
The Long Autumn of Jackie Robinson Years after he broke the MLB color barrier, the Brooklyn Dodger's impact reverberated throughout the sporting world, the city he represented and beyond. Sports Illustrated · Apr 15, 2022