My Privatized Valentine
A martyr for state-free marriage
Politics
Revive Gramm-Rudmann
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How to Silence a Racket
The Justice Department's tobacco lawsuit threatens freedom of speech
Drug Test Nation
Get a whiff of the new pot-sniffing technologies, coming to a highway near you
Deaniac Democrats
Will the Vermont screamer and his enfranchised "Net Roots" marginalize or revitalize the party of the people?
America can't shrug off Ayn Rand
"Fountainhead" author remains object of admiration, derision
Saving Graces
The case for private retirement accounts does not depend on Social Security's bankruptcy
Neal Stephenson's Past, Present, and Future
The author of the widely praised Baroque Cycle on science, markets, and post-9/11 America.
Editor's Note: Four More Years…But of What?
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Michael Powell's Invisible Legacy
If the FCC chairman loved markets, he had a funny way of showing it
Blogger, Bush-Basher, Bin Laden
Why does an Islamist warrior sound suspiciously like Michael Moore?
Brain Storm
Can we talk about sex differences in math and science aptitude without yelling?
All That Have Not Fins and Scales
Imports are an abomination, according to domestic shrimpers
The Short and Long of Inaugural Addresses
For his sake -- and that of his country -- George W. Bush should be brief
Gluttons for Punishment
The Supreme Court's expansion of judicial sentencing discretion could provoke a dangerous congressional backlash.
