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The Situation in Syria Provides an Unwelcome Setting For Intervention
The complexity of Syria's civil war makes a successful intervention unlikely.
This Is What Happens When You Fear Free Speech
The Obama administration is undermining our most basic rights.
Can We Really Do Better In Syria Than We Did in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya?
A lot could go wrong if the U.S. gets involved in Syria's civil war.
If Eric Holder Lied to Congress, He Shouldn't Be Immune to Consequences
Isn't the Attorney General bound by the same laws to tell the truth as the rest of us are?
How the Government Keeps Gas Prices High
Think gas is expensive? Regulations are what's really costing you at the pump.
Government Violates Rights in Name of Fighting Terrorism
The Brandon Raub case highlights disturbing government behavior
Obama Debates the War on Terror With Himself
The president criticizes his own abuses of executive power.
Washington Stalls the Food Truck Lobby
D.C. office drones are happy about new lunch options, restaurants and the city council aren't so thrilled.
Obama's War on the Constitution
The president, who first campaigned on a claim to constitutional expertise, is now the document's biggest threat.
Obama's Orwellian Doublespeak on the Drone Program
The president claims to be troubled by his signature program on the war on terror
Raw Milk Trial Ends in Partial Victory for Farmer
Wisconsin dairy farmer voted not guilty on three out of four charges.
Bangladeshi Workers Need Free Markets
The corporatist status quo and Western condescension are toxic.
The Hidden History of the Pot Lobby
An early activist for marijuana legalization writes a compelling memoir.
California's Unconstitutional Foie Gras Crackdown
In addition to its constitutional flaws, California's foie gras ban is unenforceable. A flurry of lawsuits by animal rights groups is making this fact more and more clear.
IRS Scandal Highlights the Dangers of Big Government
Both parties need a powerful tax agency to support their favored programs.
The Hangover Part III and Before Midnight
Bradley Cooper trapped in a sequel from hell, Richard Linklater back in classic form.
The Effect of Tax Increases and Spending Cuts on Economic Growth
Senate testimony explains the difference between good austerity and bad.
Why Government Shouldn't Lower the BAC Bar for Drunk Driving
It's a utopian goal requiring excessive compulsion in the pursuit of unattainable perfection.
Survival Strategies of Governmentus Omnipotus
Government has evolved a variety of sophisticated survival strategies.
Advice and Consent Is Not Optional
The bipartisan abuse of recess appointments flouts the Constitution's checks and balances.
Bitcoin Can't Be Stopped, But Can It Be Spoiled?
Government and Bitcoin businesses both think more regulation of the private digital money is inevitable.
Should Obama Be Impeached?
We've had too few impeachments in American history, not too many.
Obama Is Not Nixon
Equating the two is like concluding that babies are like poisonous snakes because some of them have rattles.
Abolish the IRS (and the Income Tax With It)
No dissenter can ever rest assured he is safe from the arbitrary power of the IRS.
The IRS Abuse Scandal Keeps Growing
An audit of the agency's behavior unearths disturbing new information.
Ag Gag Laws Sputtering
So-called "ag gag" laws unconstitutionally target farm whistleblowers. Two recent decisions have dealt a serious blow to these laws.
Obama's Scandals Reveal the True Face of Government
Power and force are the name of the game.
Federal Court Slams Obama's Use of Recess Appointment Power
The president's bad week just got worse.
Let's Get the IRS Out of the Speech Business
Why does it have the capacity to undermine free speech in the first place?
President Obama Is Not Doing His Job
According to the Constitution, the president's first job obligation is to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.
10 Takeaways from the Latest CBO Budget Projections
The congressional budget scorekeeper projects the next decade of revenues and spending.
The Bogus Public Health Attack on Sugar
What we eat and drink is, first and foremost, a matter of individual responsibility.
Too Stoned to Drive?
Colorado's new DUID law treats pot smokers as public menaces even when they're not.
Beware the IRS
The long, disturbing history of using the Internal Revenue Service to target political opponents.
