Obama and the Buffett Rule
If there's any consolation at all here, it is that Mr. Obama is positioning himself going into the election as the candidate of tax increases.
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5 New Ways the IRS Is Screwing America
Dumb disclosure laws, xenophobic banking regs, and worse
Inching Toward War in Syria
For the moment, the Obama administration is not beating the war drums. But how long it until it does?
California's Bogus War on Food Trucks
The latest baseless attack on mobile food vendors crashes and burns.
The Business of Medical Marijuana
Two new books about "ganjaprenurialism" capture the confused and confusing state of U.S pot laws.
California's Public Transportation Sinkhole
Thanks to labor unions and big-government activists, transportation has become another form of social engineering.
The Cabin in the Woods and Lockout
Teen terror reinvented, another dystopian future regurgitated.
Detroit's Slow Fiscal Death March
State authorities should have let the city go into bankruptcy this summer.
No Pilot, No Problem
The future of military aviation is unmanned. The sooner it comes, the better.
Can Government Do Anything Well?
No one can be trusted to manage the economy.
The Minimum Wage Mirage
It would be nice if every worker were worth $9.80 an hour. But not all workers are.
You Are Now (Almost) Free to Discuss Ending the War on Drugs
Latin American leaders talk drug legalization. Will Obama join in?
Obama's 'Fairness' Fiction
"Fairness," an elusive idea normally exploited by spoiled children, is now the foundation of the Democratic Party's economy policy.
'Radical' Republicans
Unfortunately, there is no basis for Obama's claims about the GOP's extremism.
The Cure for Humanity's Natural State of Abject Poverty
A review of Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty.
No, ObamaCare Won't Reduce the Deficit
A new paper by one of Medicare's Trustees reveals the disastrous budgetary consequences of the health law.
Hunger Games Doesn't Fit TSA's Dystopian Vision
The coming American dystopia will probably look a lot less like The Hunger Games than it does like Idiocracy.
The States and Unemployment
If the governors who have had some success have some wisdom to share on lowering unemployment, the rest of the country sure could use it.
The Liberal Attack on the Court
To pillory or punish judges for doing their job undermines the legitimacy not just of the court but of our entire constitutional system.
When Losers Write History
Why legacy-newspaper media reporters get their own industry so wrong
Can the Government Force You to Eat Your Broccoli?
The Supreme Court weighs in on food freedom.
Tidequistadors In Search of Sound Money
A laundry soap has developed as much legitimacy as the dollar to serve as currency. What's going on?
America's Bipartisan Reefer Madness
Both Democrats and Republicans support the pointless federal crackdown on medical marijuana
7 Rules for Recording Police
Courts are expanding rights but cops are cracking down. Find out how to keep your footage, and yourself, out of trouble.
Let's Give the Fed Some Competition
The Federal Reserve prints so much money that since it opened its doors in 1914, the dollar has lost more than 90 percent of its value.
Hillary Clinton's Loose Talk of War with Iran
The Obama administration says it wants peace in the Middle East. When will it start acting like it?
Religion and Politics: An Unholy Mix
As the nonreligious proliferate, the GOP may find it has foreclosed any chance of winning their votes.
Stop Panicking Over Bullies
Despite a flurry of recent documentaries and attention, school hasn't been reduced to jungle law.
Obama and the Mother of All Tyrannies
Anyone who's had a casual conversation with his neighbors or is cognizant of reality TV should already be petrified of democracy.
Shooting in the Dark
Three things people don't know about the Trayvon Martin case (but think they do)
Can Most Cancer Research Be Trusted?
Addressing the problem of "academic risk" in biomedical research
