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ObamaCare on trial, Ron Paul's clone army, the Internet vs. the NEA, and more
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For-Profit Colleges Keep Access to Federal Money
Federal judge axes new Obama administration regulations punishing money-making schools.
Muddling Toward Mediocrity
The Euro-zone deal, like the ObamaCare decision, continues the slow, damaging drip of pain-avoidance.
The Education Blob
K-12 education is a virtual government monopoly--and monopolies don't improve.
A Vast New Federal Power
The logic in John Robert's ACA opinion is the jurisprudential equivalent of passing a camel through the eye of a needle.
Are Teenagers Big Children—or Little Adults?
The police state's mission creep has spread to our primary schools.
Supreme Court Word Games Saved ObamaCare
There's no victory for liberty in the health care case.
Why the Acquittal of Roger Clemens Should Mean the End of Washington's Steroid Witch Hunt
Sorry, Ty Cobb, but it's time for you to stop making players and fans miserable.
You Have an 85 Percent Chance of Being Poor
But don't worry, you also have a 77 percent chance of being affluent
Obama's Disaster-Prone Presidency
Would it shock you to hear that presidents play politics with disaster relief?
Detroit Has Run Out of Other People's Money
If there is a cure for Motown's fiscal woes, it's bankruptcy.
Fury at Chief Justice John Roberts Is Misplaced
Lawyers and judges alone can't preserve Americans' freedoms.
Don't Judge Uranium Mining in a Vacuum
Uranium mining and nuclear power are not perfectly safe. But when you compare them to the alternatives, they look pretty good.
5 Reasons the California High-Speed Rail Project Shouldn't Get More Money
Gov. Brown asks for billions in borrowing even as train system gets slower, shorter, and more expensive.
In Defense of John Roberts and the ObamaCare Verdict
Advocates of limited government should count all the ways in which our side won.
The Sickening Nature of Many Food-Safety Regulations
Food-safety regulations don't always mean safer food.
5 Most Unlibertarian Supreme Court Rulings Still Standing
Individual mandate doesn't even make the list!
Supreme Court Upholds Fairness in Union-Dues Case
The high court gets it right in Knox v. SEIU
How Judicial Restraint Shaped John Roberts' ObamaCare Decision
The chief justice's deferential stance saves the president's health care overhaul.
Magic Mike and The Amazing Spider-Man
Channing Tatum in the flesh, Andrew Garfield in a mega-budget mess.
Is There a Silver Lining in the Supreme Court's Obamacare Decision?
Q&A with Reason Magazine's Peter Suderman
Restraining Arizona, Unleashing the President
The Supreme Court overlooks the natural and fundamental freedom to associate.
Corporate Electioneering: Don't Believe the Hype
When the Supreme Court ventures into the subject of corporate political spending, it has a way of fogging the minds of its critics.
In Praise of Discrimination in the Health Insurance Market
No-discrimination insurance isn't insurance. It's welfare.
42 Straight Months of Stupidly Optimistic Official Predictions About Economic Recovery
Once-a-month quotes from the Obama administration and the media about how the economy will be booming any minute now.
How Facebook Helped a Small Town Fight Back Against a Crooked Cop
Friends and family of a woman murdered by a bad cop used social media to get answers and justice.
Should We Be Afraid of Uranium Mining?
Uranium mining is touted as both a godsend and a one-way to ticket to hell on Earth. Which is it?
The Mythical Right to Decency
The Supreme Court passes up a chance to overturn the FCC's unconstitutional speech restrictions.
Rio +20 Earth Summit: The End of International Environmentalism
Watching green ideology crash and burn
Obama's Promise of Government Transparency Is a Farce
As the "most transparent administration in history" shields more operations in secrecy, it's worth asking, What is it so afraid of?
Conservatives Show Their Economic Illiteracy on Immigration
Obama's deportation order puts Republicans on the defensive.
The Newsroom: Finally, a Show About Elitist American Nostalgia!
Aaron Sorkin wants Daddy Newsman to explain to all those stupid Americans what's right and wrong.
Obama's Enemies Face Tax Scrutiny
Job-creators who dare to criticize President Obama are routinely greeted with tax scrutiny.
Is Solitary Confinement a Form of Torture?
Q&A with journalist James Ridgeway
When It Comes to Crime, Black and Hispanic Victims Are Treated as Mere Numbers
Most of the time, the media are more than happy to play up stories of minority victimhood.
Is Buying a Gun a Suicidal Act?
Anyone who acquires a firearm, we are told, is inviting a bloody death by suicide.
