It's Never Too Early to Finally Leave Afghanistan
Brian Doherty | February 8
The original purpose of the Afghanistan war has long been fulfilled. So why are U.S. forces still over there?
On Super Bowl Sunday, America was treated to the most expensive political commercial in history.
The original purpose of the Afghanistan war has long been fulfilled. So why are U.S. forces still over there?
Instead of planning to cut government, Mitt Romney is repackaging the same old Republicanism.
It's not too late to prevent another war in the Middle East.
The NYPD continues to make bogus marijuana busts.
A review of Abundance: Why The Future Will Be Much Better Than You Think by X Prize guru Peter Diamandis and journalist Steven Kotler.
S.C. Senator on Ron Paul, the Tea Party, social cons, and why he hasn't endorsed a GOP candidate
Constitutional law professors should be kept as far away from nuclear weapons as possible.
Barack Obama says faith drives much of his domestic agenda—and no one even blinks.
The Hoosier State's historic vote may be a tipping point in the battle against Big Labor.
A big win for property rights in the Golden State.
Romney doesn't have an obvious reason to run for president. That's his trouble. Gingrich does. That's his.
The U.S. ceased to be a free market a long time ago.
Home flippers get a sweetheart deal from the government.
All patriotic Americans ought to stand up and say enough is enough. We need a law to put a stop to this literally-abuse.
Or, as a teenage, mostly non-practicing heterosexual libertarian regularly accused of being gay and communist simply for playing soccer, I am annoyed when some dumb game is larded up with ideological meaning.
A reply to Richard Epstein's take on the right to keep and bear arms
We could save a lot of money if America adopted a policy designed for defense rather than policing the world.
From Robert Heinlein to Joan Slonczewski
Experience indicates that freedom can coexist with general access to contraception.
Ben Bernanke takes the U.S. further down the road to serfdom.
MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell gets a lump of coal for fibbing about government job creation.
The Golden State governor champions higher taxes when he should be cutting spending.
After three years of expanding the federal government's cost and scope, the guy who campaigned on a "net spending cut" pushes for a newly activist Washington
Is the GOP really ready to replace one truth-challenged president with another?
Instead of planning to cut government, Mitt Romney is repackaging the same old Republicanism.
A review of Abundance: Why The Future Will Be Much Better Than You Think by X Prize guru Peter Diamandis and journalist Steven Kotler.
The voters who keep fleeing the two major parties are giving libertarianism a try.
The U.S. ceased to be a free market a long time ago.
Romney and Gingrich have both supported an individual health insurance mandate.
If Washington is going to dictate the terms, why should the states foot the bill?
The inevitable rise of Newt Gingrich.
What happens if the Supreme Court upholds the heath care law?
Instead of planning to cut government, Mitt Romney is repackaging the same old Republicanism.
The voters who keep fleeing the two major parties are giving libertarianism a try.
The predictions of “experts” are often wrong.
Or, as a teenage, mostly non-practicing heterosexual libertarian regularly accused of being gay and communist simply for playing soccer, I am annoyed when some dumb game is larded up with ideological meaning.
The NYPD continues to make bogus marijuana busts.
The Libertarian presidential candidate charms a gathering of civil libertarians.
Most people don’t overindulge. Some do. Let's help the ones who need it, and leave the rest alone.
The year's highlights in shifting responsibility
Requiring adult film stars to wear condoms is bad for business—and for pleasure.
If Washington is going to dictate the terms, why should the states foot the bill?
Should the government be watching what you eat?
NASA’s irrational approach to risk undermines its mission and costs thousands of lives.
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