America's Internal Checkpoints
Refuseniks fight back against feds demanding papers
January 2014
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
How the government encourages kangaroo courts for sex crimes on campus
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Crowdsourcing Social Problems
Using distributed technology to tackle society's most intractable challenges.
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Glamour and the Art of Persuasion
What Barack Obama has in common with a cellophane candy wrapper
Rehabilitating an Unusual Libertarian Heroine
Cartoonist Peter Bagge on the life of birth control rights pioneer Margaret Sanger
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The Death of Obama's "Noble Lie"
The disastrous ObamaCare rollout unmasks liberalism's paternalistic dishonesty.
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Let Money Talk
The Supreme Court should abandon the dubious distinction between campaign spending and campaign contributions.
Slouching Toward Bankruptcy
The longer Washington puts off Social Security reform, the worse the shock will be.
Ugly Climate Models
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change can't explain the last 15 years.
The Benefits of Unregulated Pot
California's "wild west" demonstrates the domesticating power of capitalism.
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Why Stadium Subsidies Always Win
Politicians always underestimate the cost and overstate the benefits of stadiums.
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