A missed opportunity for Korean peace
North Korea and South Korea have technically been at war since 1950. The recent historic meeting of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in in the... Read more »
Features
Historical document found!
Pictured here is a copy of the original Statement of Principles as typewritten by John Hospers at the 1972 convention. The existence of this original document was unknown until it... Read more »
Supreme Court rediscovers 10th Amendment in sports betting case
On May 14, the U.S. Supreme Court considered the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (PASPA), which prohibited states from legalizing or regulating sports betting — apart from... Read more »
Candidates standing up for justice
Dear Libertarian, Do you remember the shooting at the Twin Peaks in Waco that happened a few years ago? It made national news. Basically a bunch of bikers were having lunch... Read more »
News
‘Amarillo Pioneer’: Texas Libertarians nominate 2018 statewide candidates
Delegates to the Libertarian Party of Texas convention held April 14–15 nominated their candidates for state and national office for this year’s general election. The Amarillo Pioneer reported on the... Read more »
2018 Libertarian Party Bylaws Committee survey
Fellow Libertarians, After each Libertarian National Convention, a Bylaws and Rules Committee is established to consider and recommend proposed amendments to the party’s governing documents. The Bylaws Committee consists of... Read more »
Libertarian Party breaks Michigan record with contested gubernatorial primary
Ballot Access News reports that for the “first time in Michigan history, a third party has a contested gubernatorial primary.” From the April 19 article by Richard Winger: On August 7,... Read more »
Libertarian VP nominee sues Massachusetts over winner-take-all presidential election system
2016 Libertarian vice-presidential nominee Gov. William Weld of Massachusetts is part of a coalition suing to overturn four states’ winner-take-all (WTA) presidential-election systems. The lawsuits were filed in federal courts... Read more »
