Should Daily Fantasy Sports Be Regulated by the Government?
Regulators want their own piece of the action at FanDuel and DraftKings. But if they win, consumers will be the biggest losers.
Regulators want their own piece of the action at FanDuel and DraftKings. But if they win, consumers will be the biggest losers.
There's always a way around.
Controversies over laws in all 50 states that protect the rights of farmers to actually farm.
Even as the world gets better and better, people continue to stubbornly believe the end is nigh.
Hosts were uncomfortable caving to the discomforted
An aging Eastern European animator's protest against Stalinism
School says feel free to bring your "make America great again" hats.
Doesn't agree with modern left on transgender issues
'Gender justice' warriors in the Department of Education are pushing campus officials too far.
...and much, much more on the Politinerds podcast.
What difference at this point does it make? If you value free speech, a lot.
Says FIRE President Greg Lukianoff
Declinists who focus on inequality and stagnant wages miss increased freedom and opportunities.
Jesselyn Radack reveals what happens when whistleblowers go through those "proper channels" we're always hearing about.
On HuffPost Live, no holds are barred and no quarter is given. And I really let it rip regarding how lucky we are Biden isn't running.
...it usually isn't. An excellent hoax follows an excellent episode of an excellent series.
St. Francis Home, an assisted-living facility, recently fired its director for being a gay man in a gay marriage.
Irony alert: GOP running aground as it reaches its most zenith of historic power.
Safe-spacers pressure Williams College group to cancel Suzanne Venker
Listen now as thinkers from Cato, Mercatus, FreedomWorks, and R Street talk about copyright, patents, history, and cronyism.
Besides, obviously, Donald Trump as Darth Vader. And Lincoln Chafee as C-3PO.
Also, who will be the last American to die for the mistake of staying in Afghanistan?
Brink Lindsey, Sasha Moss, Wayne Brough, Eli Dourado, and Nick Gillespie talk patents and copyrights in the digital age.
Extremist politics, fashion choices galore: Life really is a cabaret, old chum. Or just more prosperous, fun, and free.
A new inquiry casts serious doubt on the most influential study on collegiate sexual assault.
An executive whose bank faltered while he was highly compensated reviews a book on the Fed for the New York Times.
The cost of crossing #BlackLivesMatter
Allowing AB InBev to buy SABMiller won't hurt consumers. But the nation's government-mandated three-tier alcohol distribution system hurts them every day.
Is it a costume? Then yes, it's offensive.
Likely outcome: better for scholars, readers, writers, even publishers.
Requires Draft Kings, FanDuel to get gaming licenses to operate in state
"ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror" co-author Michael Weiss on how Obama allowed a bad situation to get worse in Syria.
Just pray these guys never take over the state's whorehouses.
Affirmative consent will never work as policy
"Church of the Sword," run by associates of the Free State Project, sues over the state's right to define religion.
Is there hope for liberty lovers among the Democrats?
Clinton, Sanders, Webb, O'Malley, and Chaffee are nobody's idea of small-government crusaders, but they got some things right.
Decision that stripped targets of standing to sue reversed
"Intercourse with robots-don't try to be ridiculous," say Malaysian police.
Will you drink "The Hillary," "The Bernie Sanders," or "The Biden"?
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