Obamacare Might Well Be Imploding
The disastrous rollout of the federal insurance exchange could spell doom
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Judge Dumps Minnesota Funeral Home Red Tape as "Irrational Policy"
A bad policy is now pushing up daisies
The Housing and Financial Meltdowns Revisited
Five years after the housing and financial meltdown, self-styled progressives are still peddling the Glass-Steagall pseudoexplanation.
A Step Toward Facebook.gov?
Get ready for the government to determine what bullying online is (and therefore, what free speech isn't)
Society is Coarser But Better
Yes, pop culture is crude, but who gives an F-word? By virtually every measure, we're a safer, nicer, kinder country.
Eminent Domain Abuse is Making a Comeback
As the economy recovers, a rise in eminent domain to favor connected players looms, despite so-called reforms
Keep Food Legal Sues Bloomberg Administration to Disclose Food Policy Facts
Who are the people, groups, and government agencies behind the Bloomberg administration's food policies? Keep Food Legal is forced to sue to find out.
Pot Legalization Effort Defies Stereotypes
It's time for government officials to accept reality and legalize the recreational use of marijuana.
Captain Phillips, Machete Kills, and CBGB
Tom Hanks goes to sea, the Mexican avenger returns, and a punk-rock chronicle flames out.
Any Debt Deal Should Be As Dirty as Possible
It's time to stop spending like there's no tomorrow.
Stop Rattling Sabers at Iran
America's hostile attitude undercuts Iranian moderates and bolstered the hardliners
America the Lawless
From the Obama administration to the NYPD, government in America refuses to follow the Constitution.
Who Cares About Miriam Carey?
The epidemic of police violence in America is largely ignored
Government Shutdown: Don't Believe the Hype
Life goes on without all 3.4 million federal workers.
Let Money Talk
The Supreme Court should ditch the dubious distinction between campaign spending and campaign contributions.
Somalia: Obama Opens Another Bloody Front in War on Terror
Why are we engaged in another war?
The Doomed Economics of Drug Prohibition
Why the war on drugs can't overcome the economic incentives of the black market
The Upside of the Government Shutdown
The shut-down elements that are attracting much of the news attention turn out to be fairly easily replaceable.
Are Heroic Talkathons a Viable Strategy for Winning Higher Political Office?
Wendy Davis' Gubernatorial Run in Texas is an early test
What Does the Silk Road Seizure Mean for Bitcoin?
Is the currency really only good for black markets?
A Conservative Case for Gay Marriage
How banning gay marriage encourages big-government thinking.
Government Shutdown: Congress Is Doing Its Job
Doing nothing is often more constructive than doing something.
The Shutdown Shows Us That Government Treats People Like Garbage
The state has become entwined in our lives, and we are much worse off because of it
Welcome to the Era of Unlimited Government!
What Obamacare and the latest NSA scandal have in common.
New York's Trafficking Court Turns Sex Workers Into Victims
New York state's latest attempt to help sex slaves will also punish sex workers
Is a Federal GMO Labeling Compromise Looming?
Recent developments point to a possible federal compromise on mandatory GMO labeling. Sadly, the potential unintended consequences of this federal labeling scheme are so terrible and obvious that they appear to make for the perfect Washington compromise.
Can We Trust the U.N.'s IPCC Climate Models?
Many simulations produce four times more warming than actually occurred over the past 15 years.
UPDATED: Obamacare Poster Boy Chad Henderson and His Dad Didn't Really Buy Insurance
An exclusive Reason.com interview with Bill Henderson.
The Real Crisis in California's Public Schools
The state's truancy report is silent on core issues.
Gravity and Runner Runner
Bullock and Clooney lost in space, Justin Timberlake drawing a bad hand.
Common Core Uncommonly Restricts Education Choices
High-pressure, cookie-cutter education for all
Can Iran Trust the United States?
People often ask whether the United States can trust Iran. The better question is whether the United States government is worthy of trust.
Robert Sarvis: Libertarian Candidate for Governor of Virginia with Double-Digit Poll Numbers
Sarvis plays on dissatisfaction with major party candidates with a policy of "open minded and open for business"
Virginia Election Offers a Real-World Test of Conservative Theory
The GOP is running a slate of socially-conservative candidates. Will the voters buy it?
A Reverse George Zimmerman?
Marissa Alexander deserves the benefit of the doubt, not 20 years in prison.
