Authoritarianism Persists Around the World, But Not Because of an American 'Crisis of Confidence'
Making sense of the latest Freedom House report.
Civil Disobedience
Larry Klayman Wants a Revolution. Not the Metaphorical Kind.
The conservative attorney calls for an "Occupy Washington" uprising.
The Individual's Moral Code vs. the Bureaucracy's Moral Code
The necessity of civil disobedience.
From Boardroom to Battlefield and Beyond: Why It's Over for Power
Moisés Naím's brilliant new book charts how the little people are winning.
Headless Movements Rising in Egypt, Turkey, and Brazil
Decentralized protests baffle centralized states.
If This Is a New Cold War, Who's the Enemy Supposed to Be?
The second superpower rears its head again.
Preserving Justice By Saying No
How principled men and women in the military justice system resisted encroachments on civil liberties.
Enforcers with Fire Extinguishers
Planning to set yourself on fire? The Chinese government is ready.
Homeland Security Meets Office Politics
The author of an infamous report on right-wing extremism tries to defend his work.
Slowly Rebuilding New Orleans
Seven years after Hurricane Katrina, the reconstruction effort doesn't fit a simple liberal or conservative narrative.
The Mad Dream of a Libertarian Dictatorship
The long-lived, utterly insane idea of an autocrat imposing freedom
How the Kelly Thomas Killing Sparked a Citizen Revolt
The bipartisan movement to reform a broken California city
Pepper Spray's Progressive Origins
The government's favorite air freshener is also a tool of individual empowerment.
Notes from the Underground
How the underground press of the 1960s revolutionized the American media
To the Shores of Tripoli!
If we had listened to the interventionists, we would have been at war with Libya long ago.
