The Second Great Crypto War
The founder of Wikileaks issues a call to cryptographic arms.
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New York City Council Wages War on Walmart
The latest dumb idea from politicians in the Big Apple.
Domestic Drones Are Coming Your Way
Unmanned aerial vehicles are capable of far more than just state-sanctioned killing and police surveillance.
Will the Right Come Around on Pot?
The government should not be allowed to tell individuals what they can smoke.
The Feminine Mystique at 50: Pioneering, Yes. Radical, No
Remembering the egalitarian approach to women's rights.
The Case Against Government Bans on Feeding the Homeless
The backlash against prohibitions on feeding the homeless and less fortunate is underway.
The Supreme Court Considers Biotech Seed Patents
What are the limits to patents on self-replicating technologies?
As Government Grasps For Taxes, Brace for an Unwinnable War Against You
Uncle Sam has worked up an appetite
"Moderate Muslim" Is Not an Oxymoron
Islamophobes believe there's something intrinsically incompatible about Muslims and free countries. They're wrong.
The Right to Self Defense Isn't Negotiable
The tyranny of the majority can be as destructive to freedom as the tyranny of a madman.
Government-Funded Preschool Is a Failure that Obama Wants to Spread Nationwide
Oklahoma and Georgia are held as models but show few results
If You Can Read This, You're Surviving the Sequester Cuts
The truth is that the terrifying sequester cuts weren't even cuts.
The Constitutional Perils of Recognizing Gay Unions
The Obama administration's puzzling argument against Proposition 8
Every Federal Agency Has Some Fat. Here's How to Cut It.
A lesson from the National Drug Intelligence Center and the White House fear factory.
Washington, DC: Capital of The Absurd
Why the nation's capital is a clown show consumed by trivialities
Obama's Phony Sequester Outrage
Threatening public services while corporate fat cats sit on taxpayer money is offensive.
Making Sense of Medieval History
A new book about 10th-century Europe brushes past evidence that might complicate its narrative.
Warren Buffett's Economic Confusion
The Berkshire Hathaway CEO needs to keep his comments straight about government regulation and economic uncertainty.
Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul Join Forces to Legalize Hemp
The push to legalize domestic hemp production is gaining steam.
Abortion and Big Government
Restrictions on abortion highlight slippery slope of government intervention
More Americans Than Ever Are Free to Gamble
For decades, Nevada was the only state where gambling was allowed.
The Minimum Wage Harms the Most Vulnerable
How long will progressives get away with pretending to care about the poor?
Stoker and Jack the Giant Slayer
Nicole Kidman in a nasty chiller, director Bryan Singer in a land above the clouds.
Obama's Lopsided Education Policy
The president is guided by ideology rather than evidence.
Communism, Crime, and the Republican Eclipse
Like a football has-been, is the GOP no longer relevant?
How the Government Turned Comic Books Into Propaganda
The use of government-issued comics for purposes of indoctrination.
Obama Sounds a False Alarm Over Sequestration
Even if the cuts come to pass, Obama's job is to make the executive branch of the federal government work.
Obama and Neocons Seem Aligned in Pushing for Problematic Syrian Involvement
Shift in policy expected despite rise of Jihadist influences in the conflict.
Libertarians' Awkward Bedfellows
Coulter's comments may have been harsh, but she has a point.
Argo Screw Yourself! Why Django Unchained Was the Only Movie that Mattered at The Oscars
Or, come back to the raft ag'in, Quentin Tarantino.
America in Denial as Fiscal Tsunami Approaches
It's not just Congress that needs to change its expectations.
