Politics
Capital Letters: No Escape
In which our man in Washington looks longingly at the exit doors
Reasonable Doubts: Title IX's Invisible Ink
How the Supreme Court made up "student-on-student" harassment law
Cox Reports
Rep. Christopher Cox talks about his committee's report on Chinese espionage, his long-term campaign for budget reform, and the connection between freedom and encryption.
Warning: Bioethics May Be Hazardous to Your Health
The moralists' attack on medical progress and patient freedom
Learning to love the future
Our anxiety about what's to come is just the wish for things to stand still.
Taking Back the Fifth
As government expands "takings" to intellectual property and other intangibles, will business start to care about property rights?
Radio Waves
The FCC may change the way it licenses stations. But even if it does nothing, radio will never be the same.
Capital Letters: Linear Thinking
In which our man in Washington contemplates the virtues of urban planning, literacy, and marriage
Selected Skirmishes: Prosecutorial Abuse
Reinventing the Independent Counsel Act for fun and profit.
Reasonable Doubts: Firing Squad
In the gun litigation wars, who really speaks for federalism?
Starr Teachers
Think independent counsels use dirty tricks? Check out the Justice Department's regular prosecutors.
Liberation Biology
Scientist Lee M. Silver on cloning wars, bioethical battles, and new and improved genes
