Internet Freedom Under Global Attack; Report Finds Governments Around the World Expanded Online Control, Surveillance Last Year
Governments are expanding online controls "rapidly" and adopting new laws that effectively criminalize online dissent.
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Loss of Trust in Government Leads to Power Swings
Americans have less faith than ever in government and politics, leading to volatility in congressional control.
The Outback Libertarian
In September, David Leyonhjelm was elected to the Australian senate as a member of the Liberal Democratic Party, a libertarian party founded in 2001.
United Colors of Benetton Aims to 'End Violence Against Women Now' With Sexy Stoning Ad
Ready for some cause marketing gone very, very wrong?
In Ferguson, Legal Observers Fight for Rights of Protesters
ACLU and others closely monitor police behavior
St. Louis County Police Violate Court Order By Arresting Journalist Standing on Sidewalk
And nobody seems to be in charge as grand jury decision looms
Police and Protesters Anxiously Await Ferguson Grand Jury Announcement
Police, residents, and protesters prepare and hope
The Aftermath of NATO's Libya War: ISIS Reportedly Seizes Mediterranean City
Tell us again how that war went well.
Canada's Emergent Libertarian Movement
How free market ideas went from marginal to mainstream in our neighbor to the north
Why China Is Cooperating on Climate Change
With China, we have a worrisome rival and an indispensable partner.
Stillborn Utopia
Masdar City is an $18 billion attempt to build a zero-carbon community on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi. It's empty.
Berlin Wall's Fall Didn't Resolve Everything
Has the promise of freedom that looked so bright in 1989 faded-or are there grounds for cautious hope, in place of the wild-eyed optimism of a quarter century ago?
