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Egypt's President Blamed for Violent Response to Protests
His power-grab sparked outrage and clashes
Ron Paul May Point the Way to GOP's Future
Freedom, tolerance, consistency ... And the kids dig him
Americans Remain Divided on Budget Cuts vs. Tax Hikes
Lots of them want their goodies so long as somebody else foots the bill
AZ Human-Smuggling Law Challenged in Court
The statute criminalizes efforts to make a better life
Is Alcohol the New Soda?
New government research appears likely to help activists impose more restrictions on alcohol.
Egypt's Top Judges Suspend Work, Condemn President
The presidential power grab was met with a shut-down of the courts
Walmart Workers Revolt! (Workers Decline to Participate)
The anti-Walmart movement battles to protect Americans from cheap groceries.
New Taxes Await Online Holiday Shoppers
Ravenous state tax collectors are extending their reach into what was previously an online refuge
AZ Governor Wants More Answers Before Deciding on Health Exchange
Like, how huge a mess will it be?
Repairing Air-Conditioners Bypasses Envronmental Rules
And keeps your house comfortable, further infuriating the hair-shirt brigade
The Man vs. the Therapeutic State
A remembrance of Thomas Szasz, courageous defender of freedom and responsibility
What the Pot Legalization Victories Mean for the Pro-Freedom Agenda
Voters in Colorado and Washington rejected the reefer madness of the Republicans and Democrats.
Violence in Wake of Egyptian President's Power-Grab
Time to cancel that vacation along the Nile
EU Budget Talks Suspended
Agreement seems unlikely as they take more time to "study proposals"
3 Reasons to Kill the Dept. of Homeland Security
It's unnecessary, ineffective, and expensive. And that's just for starters.
Turkeys Gobbler, Cobbler Only Recipients of Presidential Pardons This Year
The power to pardon is not just a novelty
Blue Science and Red Science
Examining the Democratic and Republican platforms on stem cells, space, and more
European Union Leaders Battle Over Budget
They're supposed to set a seven-year plan for the troubled almost-but-not-quite super-state
California Voters Give Sacramento One More Chance to Balance the Budget
The clock is ticking on economic reforms in the Golden State.
