Trump's techno-libertarian dream team goes to Washington – Vox
The newfound praise does not, however, signal a political realignment in all of Silicon Valley. Tech executives as well as rank-and-file workers …
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Working for liberty – Washington Examiner
A constitutional law professor at Georgetown and one of America's leading originalist scholars, Barnett charts his personal, legal, and philosophical …
North Carolina woman sues elections board over ballot-selfie ban – The Washington Post
Susan Hogarth said in a lawsuit that North Carolina's ban of ballot selfies violates voters' First Amendment rights.
RFK Jr.'s exit pushes the 2024 spoiler effect to the left – The Washington Post
Third-party and independent candidates are expected to get relatively small numbers of votes. But they're likely to come at Vice President Kamala …
The Libertarian Party held its convention in Washington, D.C., this past weekend. ABC News …
Washington, D.C., this past weekend. ABC News' MaryAlice Parks met the party's nominee, former. Georgia Senate candidate Chase Olive — and reports on …
An exclusive interview with Rand Paul about the 'Never Nikki' movement – Washington Examiner
… libertarian conservatives believe,” Paul said. “And I think it's important that people know, and I wanted people who follow me and follow the work …
Who is Javier Milei, Argentina's eccentric new president? – Washington Examiner
Argentina cast itself into uncharted territory when it voted in Javier Milei, an eccentric libertarian who has vowed to overturn the country's …
New Zealand votes for change as center-right parties set to form coalition – Washington Post
The center-right National Party and the libertarian ACT Party, which have both promised to cut spending and taxes, appear able to form a …
Is 2024 an opportunity for third parties? – Washington Examiner
A Trump vs. Biden rematch seems inevitable at this juncture, barring one of their deaths or the off chance that one of them goes to prison.
How ideological foes united on ideas for amending the Constitution – The Washington Post
Liberal, libertarian and conservative legal scholars came to surprising agreement on changes, including term limits for Supreme Court justices.