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Common ground on the death penalty

Cathy Young | 6.14.2001 12:00 AM

Painless Steel

In pushing for protectionism for the steel industry, Bush flunks his first free-trade test.

Mike Lynch | 6.14.2001 12:00 AM

What Price Climate Control?

Why the Kyoto Protocol is a bad insurance policy

Ronald Bailey | 6.13.2001 12:00 AM

Here's to the Bush Twins

It's time to end Prohibition for young adults.

Ted Carpenter | 6.12.2001 12:00 AM

Beyond Belief

Jacob Sullum | 6.12.2001 12:00 AM

First Family Follies

The Bush twin got snagged by a stupid law that is part of their family's legacy. Will Dubya undo it for the sake of the nation's less-privileged young adults?

Nick Gillespie | 6.8.2001 12:00 AM

Safety Dance

Why the latest call for "market driven health care" will go nowhere fast.

Sam MacDonald | 6.7.2001 12:00 AM

Freeing California's Ferrets

The tortured politics of illegal pets

Mike Lynch | 6.7.2001 12:00 AM

Rainbow-Colored Day Bats

Or, how human action increases biodiversity

Ronald Bailey | 6.6.2001 12:00 AM

Ticket to Ride

Jacob Sullum | 6.5.2001 12:00 AM

Cheer Up, Drug Warriors: Victory Is Just Around the Corner

Jonathan Rauch | 6.2.2001 12:00 AM

Dole Numbers

Brian Doherty | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Scalped

Tom Kertscher | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

The Mommy Tax

Is motherhood a boon or a burden for women today?

Cathy Young | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Higher Learning

Mike Lynch | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Laissez-Faire Fiction

Who says free-market ideology rules the world?

Brian Doherty | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Fun City Confidential

Why New York's sex industry still flourishes

Trav S.D. | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

City Views

Urban studies legend Jane Jacobs on gentrification, the New Urbanism, and her legacy.

Bill Steigerwald | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Electrifying Performances

California's senators' responses to the energy crisis

Carolyn Lochhead | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Keystone Success

Why Pennsylvania's plan has worked -- so far

Mike Lynch | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Power Tripped

Faulty re-regulation turns out the lights in the Golden State.

Adrian Moore and Mike Lynch | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

The Great Pickup Stick-Up

Alternative fuel follies

Sean Paige | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Letters

Reason Staff | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Still Fab

Why we keep listening to the Beatles

Charles Paul Freund | 6.1.2001 12:00 AM

Misdiagnosing Earth

The Worldwatch Institute's gloomy Vital Signs 2001 can't bear good news.

Ronald Bailey | 5.30.2001 12:00 AM

Daylight Savings Delusion

A California congressman's strange solution to his state's energy woes

Sam MacDonald | 5.29.2001 12:00 AM

Attacking Pluralism

Jacob Sullum | 5.29.2001 12:00 AM

Numbers Racket

Why do we need a national identifier?

Sam MacDonald | 5.25.2001 12:00 AM

The Effect Is Clear

Disarming law-abiding citizens leads to more crime

John Lott | 5.24.2001 12:00 AM

High Math

If Bill Bennett's protege becomes drug czar, expect him to make some dubious claims.

Jacob Sullum | 5.24.2001 12:00 AM

When the law is one-sided in domestic disputes

Cathy Young | 5.23.2001 12:00 AM

Data Distortion

Lott's numbers don't tell us anything

Robert Ehrlich | 5.23.2001 12:00 AM

Less Gun Control Means Less Violent Crime

John Lott fires back

John Lott | 5.22.2001 12:00 AM

Paying Through the Nose

Jacob Sullum | 5.22.2001 12:00 AM

More guns means more guns

Why John Lott is wrong

Robert Ehrlich | 5.21.2001 12:00 AM

The Widening Marriage Gap: America's New Class Divide

Jonathan Rauch | 5.19.2001 12:00 AM

Real Relief

Tax cuts are nice, but a new report underscores the need for fundamental reform.

Chris Edwards | 5.18.2001 12:00 AM

Shot Down

Jacob Sullum | 5.15.2001 12:00 AM

Those who demonize guns ignore big picture

Cathy Young | 5.13.2001 12:00 AM

Baltimore Blues

Political Overreach in Charm City

Sam MacDonald | 5.11.2001 12:00 AM

Drilling for Ire

The Bush administration's consistency on energy policy is driving its critics nuts.

Mike Lynch | 5.10.2001 12:00 AM

Don't Blame the Suburbs for Obesity

Nick Gillespie | 5.9.2001 12:00 AM

Manufacturing Fear

An anti-pesticide group twists the truth for financial gain

Ronald Bailey | 5.9.2001 12:00 AM

Adding Insult to Injury

Jacob Sullum | 5.8.2001 12:00 AM

Tax Haven Haters

The OECD's hypocritical campaign against low-tax countries.

Mike Lynch | 5.3.2001 12:00 AM

Weird Science

How Fat and Salt Became Bad

Ronald Bailey | 5.2.2001 12:00 AM

The British Inquisition

Jeff Taylor | 5.1.2001 12:00 AM

Cleaning Out the Stacks

Sara Rimensnyder | 5.1.2001 12:00 AM

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