What We Saw at the People's Climate March
Hundreds of thousands of protesters crowd the streets of New York City.
Politics
Questions Raised Over White House Intruder's Passage Through Security
The president could have fended him off with his razor sharp wit.
Farmer Joel Salatin: 'We Would Be a Much Healthier Culture if the Government Had Never Told Us How to Eat'
"One of the most rebellious things we can do in our culture now is to spend time in our kitchen," says Salatin.
There Is No Libertarian Case for the European Union
There is, however, every libertarian case for secession from the European Union.
Ron Paul at LPAC: Liberty Depends on Both Non-Aggression and Tolerance
"Just because you allow somebody to have a lifestyle you disapprove of doesn't mean you have to endorse it. A lot of people don't quite understand that."
Who Rules America?
Joel Kotkin's new book fingers Silicon Valley as the new elite. Is he right?
The Slow Creep Toward Saner Alcohol Policies
Success stories, deregulation, and voter-led changes spell (mostly) good news.
Biden Gets Another Free Pass
There is simply no way a Republican could get away with the buffoonery Biden peddles almost daily.
Kansas Supreme Court Removes Democrat from Senate Ballot
He dropped out of race, but battle ensued over removing him from ballot, thereby helping independent candidate
Nobody Likes Debbie Wasserman Schultz
Even the Democrats are losing confidence in her.
NRA Splashing Cash Ahead of Midterm Election
There's a cool 11 million bucks for some crucial campaigns.
The Hyped Up Western Jihadi Fear of ISIS
Don't freak out, America has endured worse subversives.
Rand Paul: "If it was wrong not to protect the consulate in Benghazi, then it's wrong not to protect the consulate in Erbil."
Explains rationale for military action in Iraq.
Why the Scottish Should Vote 'Yes' on Independence
Scotland gave the world the Enlightenment. It's time for the modern heirs of Adam Smith and David Hume to claim their freedom.
Steven Salaita and the Tyranny of 'Hate Speech'
"Hate" is in the eye of the beholder.
