Seven Surprising Truths about the World
A lot of the bad news you think you know is wrong.
August/September 2013
45 ENEMIES OF FREEDOM
People who have been trying to control your life since reason was founded in 1968
Features
My Week in North Korea
A Soviet-born American tours the Hermit Kingdom and finds humanity in a most inhumane place.
From Communist Romania to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Alex Kozinski talks about free speech, cell phones, and how bubble gum made him a capitalist.
Culture & Reviews
How Reggae Defeated Mambo
When communism squelched popular music in Cuba, Jamaica took over as cultural capital of the Caribbean
Books
Editor's Note
Making the World a Better Place Since 1968
How reason and freedom have changed since our humble founding in a turbulent year
Columns
The Cannabis Is Out of the Bag
Why prohibitionists have an interest in allowing marijuana legalization
Freedom ? Polygamy and Heroin
Conservatives are wrong to worry that libertarian policies will lead to libertinism.
Yes, We Do Have a Debt Problem
The president and his supporters try to downplay the continuing crisis.
Freedom Is Good for You
Science proves overwhelmingly that economic freedom helps women, children, and other living things.
Citings
Feds Read Your Email
Privacy rules ignored
Exiled for Pot
Marijuana and deportation
Medicaid Effect
Wealth, not health protection
Bullet Trains, Derailed
High speed rail scam
You Are What You Like
Facebook revelations
Cab App Wars
Taxi protectionism
Puff Talk on Taxes
Tobacco tax revenues
Mint Condition
Cool, refreshing DWI
Disarmed by Mistake
New York's new gun law
Suicide Denied
Disabled woman loses in court
Unpeaked Oil
More gas every day
Pot Helps Quitters
Smoke up, smoke less
Letters
Contributors
Artifact
Transparency Fail
"Most transparent administration in history" releases most redacted document in history.
