May 1997

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Why "sued if you do, sued if you don't" is the new rule in employment law.

Tragic Government

Strengthening the state to avoid the unavoidable

Brian Doherty
No Class

Bill Clinton's education-as-entitlement programs threaten to reverse positive trends in higher education.

Virginia Postrel

Road Hogs

Will Congress cut back the transit pork?

Ed Carson
The Twin Paradox

What exactly is wrong with cloning people?

Ronald Bailey
The Screening of America

Crime, cops, and cameras

Brian J. Taylor
Deficit Attention Disorder

Its opponents make the case for the Balanced Budget Amendment.

Thomas W. Hazlett
Pot of Trouble

Grow marijuana for medical use in California, and you can get off. Do it in Oklahoma, and you can get 93 years.

Adam J. Smith

Malignant Law Enforcement

The FDA's war against an unorthodox cancer doctor.

Brian Doherty
The Incredible Shrinking State

How New Zealand got up from down under its bureaucracy.

William D. Eggers