Libertarian intellectual and Georgetown professor of law Randy Barnett - one of the architects of the legal challenges to Obamacare - writes in today's Wall Street Journal that if you care about liberty, you should vote for the Republicans.
Some state governments are so far into the insurance business that they could be bankrupted by storm claims
You have to wonder if John Galt his own self has taken the helm at the Telecommunications Industry Association.
Good luck avoiding these
Investor dollars, not government subsidies, should guide the energy industry.
Keep the regulators out of the way and human spirit triumphs
Explores what it would take to create a community from scratch
You can send me a check, directly
Offers to fund program that has been suspended due to lack of money
People who get excited by these sorts of things get excited
So rare scientists weren't really sure it actually existed
Appears to be reducing stockpile for use as nuclear energy
Another argument for gay marriage
One way to celebrate Guy Fawkes day
Admitted to naming the woman raped by soccer player on social media
Twitter previously just deleted tweets that were reported for copyright violations, now it explains that
Won't say how many were iPad Minis and how many were iPad 4s
Microsoft trying to build share in a market dominated by Apple and Android
At 1:30am, no damage but tremor reported over seven zip codes
Bad research. Bad reporting on bad research. What's the deal with food-related public-health research and reporting?
Helping people understand how to not show pictures of their drunken revelries to their bosses
Beware non-democratic nations bearing treaties
He certainly picked an unusual place to promote it
No word yet on when that weird smell in that one alley will be restored
The strapped government wants to squeeze the successful company for more than a billion dollars
Just what do the feds plan to force companies to do for them?
It's slow progress, but a federal judge agrees with the Electronic Frontier Foundation that federal agencies, including the FBI, are dragging their feet on releasing documents that would reveal the extent to which private companies will be forced to tailor their technology to make it easier for the government to spy on the Internet.
Down industrial roads largely closed off to the public
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