Double Jeopardy for George Zimmerman?
The Department of Justice wants to waste more money trying him for a federal hate crime.
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Why Superman and Wyatt Earp Left Kansas But Still Loved the Place
Q&A with Robert Rebein, author of Dragging Wyatt Earp: A Personal History of Dodge City.
Life-Strangling Laws from the Unelected
Lawyers are making a killing off barber shops and bars with poor claims of inequality.
Why India Is on the Side of Restrictionist Republicans on Immigration Reform
U.S. high-tech companies are using the H-1B program to cripple their Indian competitors
4 Reasons to Reject Federal Charges Against George Zimmerman
Obama wants us to respect the jury's verdict. He should too.
Taking the Pulse of Arab Opinion
A series of polls in six countries reveals a multilayered, ever-evolving Arab identity.
Banning Advice Columnists in the Name of Occupational Licensing
Kentucky takes First Amendment violations to the extreme.
When Government Meets Organized Crime
Corrupt FBI let mobster Whitey Bulger keep killing-and it cost innocent lives.
Why the Government Was Wrong to Shutdown Fung Wah Bus Company
The iconic Chinatown bus service was destroyed by regulatory incompetence
Should Bitcoin Cooperate with Government Regulators?
The choice before Bitcoin users is not whether they should want regulation, but what to do about it.
The Case for "Unskilled" Immigration
Here's one thing Democrats and Republicans should agree on.
Gay Marriage Should Lead to More Freedom, Not More Government Control
Requests for tolerance must not become demands for approval.
No One Trusts the Government—Which is Bad News for Libertarians
When public contempt for the feds increases, so do the size and scope of government.
What the Immigration Bill Overlooks
A bill backed by leading Republicans and Democrats, big business, and government-co-opted unions is bound to have missed some things.
Food Bans Move to the Fore of New York City Mayoral Race
The mayor's race in New York City is anyone's to win. Who will be the victor? My money's on the anti-Bloomberg.
Harry Reid's "Nuclear Option"
He wants to override the filibuster, and that's a dangerous move.
Journalism Is an Act, Not a Profession
Sometimes great acts of journalism are the work of average citizens.
From Boardroom to Battlefield and Beyond: Why It's Over for Power
Moisés Naím's brilliant new book charts how the little people are winning.
Illinois Politicians Don't Understand Concealed Carry
Hint: Chicago is NOT an example of gun control working.
President Obama Puts Politics Above the Rule of Law
From aiding Egypt to Obamacare, this administration demonstrates no regard for the Constitution.
Four Changes the DOMA Ruling Has Wrought
Benefits, immigration changes, and ammunition for future challenges
Why George Zimmerman Should Be Acquitted
The alleged lessons of Trayvon Martin's death should not obscure the evidence.
Egypt Should Adopt the U.S. Constitution As Its Model
Our system is not perfect, but it provides a good example to follow.
Don't Build This Wall
Restrictionist demand for an impregnable border makes as much sense as enviro demand for a pristine environment
Hardhats for Peace, College Kids for War
The surprising shape of public opinion in the Vietnam era.
It's Time to Train Officers Not to Kill Dogs
Cops are just "following policy" - and that's precisely the problem.
The Pentagon's New Policy on Gitmo Hunger-Strikers Is Appalling
The Pentagon has wonderful news for the inmates at Guantanamo who are refusing to eat.
Sports Stars Might Hype Obamacare for Tax Dollars
Will NBA superstar LeBron James be a spokesman for Obamacare?
Mississippi Enacts Anti-Competitive Catfish Marketing Law
Protectionism rears its head in the Magnolia State.
The Top 5 Lies About Fracking
Explosions, poisons, pollution, cancer, and global warming all considered.
Independence Day Celebrates a Nation Founded on the Right Ideals
Why the U.S. is still prosperous.
Wendy Davis vs. Kermit Gosnell: Our Stupid Abortion Debate
Don't expect the press or politicians to care much what most Americans think about abortion.
The Surveillance State Isn't Coming—It's Already Here
The national Panopticon is a messy work in progress, but it's already in place.
How Market Forces Are Expanding Broadband Access in the U.S.
America's relatively laissez-faire policies are driving broadband growth.
What We Know About Government Is Scarier Than What it Knows About Us
We have bigger problems than the NSA.
Commit Any Felonies Lately?
No? Militarized cops might attack you for buying bottled water or shoot your dog anyway.
Justice Kennedy's Federalist Feint
The fuzzy logic of the Supreme Court's ruling against the Defense of Marriage Act
The Most Shocking Aspect of the Aaron Hernandez Case Isn't That He May Have Killed Someone
It's that a suspected murderer received better treatment than a nonviolent drug offender simply because of his wealth.
