Atheism Is a Religion
Or at least it requires a God for you not to believe in.
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Adam Smith vs. Crony Capitalism
The Scottish philosopher's suspicions about business people were well-founded.
Feds Pay $10 Million for $50 Light Bulb
The spectacular failure of a federal plan to create cheap, green lighting
California Refuses to Fix Public-Sector Pensions
Golden State lawmakers close their eyes and pretend the looming pension crisis doesn't exist.
Ron Paul Revolution: What Now?
The Paul campaign definitely isn't winning first ballot. But there's still much to win.
Among the Nonbelievers: Part II
Atheist activists in Orlando talk John Locke, religious toleration, presidential politics, and Don't Ask, But Do Tell.
Vulture Capitalism
The real evil bankers are the government cronies.
The NFL's Bounty of Trouble
Even football fans know the difference between a hard tackle and aggravated assault.
Among the Nonbelievers
Atheist activists in Orlando talk separation of church and state, sick kids, and Evil God.
Spies in New Brunswick
Who can feel safe or free with government agents secretly and unlawfully monitoring them?
The Struggle for Individual Liberty Never Ends
Politics may be a "team sport," but the battle for limited, constitutional government is not.
The Blunt Amendment Didn't Go Far Enough
If Democrats are right, then it is not just the Blunt Amendment that allows employers to deny any health benefit to any individual for any reason.
Sorry, Liberals, RomneyCare Is Still Not Working
The Massachusetts health care overhaul continues to come up short.
Rush Limbaugh's "Slut" Comment Is a Red Herring
There are a lot of questions in the contraception debate that go right to the heart of ObamaCare. Instead we're talking about Rush.
Cigarettes and Compulsion
Graphic cigarette warnings aren't effective or constitutional.
Islam, Free Speech, and Democracy
What really happened in the Pennsylvania "zombie Mohammed" case?
Oil Sanctions and the Pretense of Knowledge
Why even the best-laid government plans still backfire
How One Bureaucrat Almost Succeeded in Banning Car Radios
A brief history of Ray LaHood's forgotten predecessor
Saving the Earth, One Fraud at a Time
The latest embarrassment for global warming activists
Will the Mustache Subsidy Be the Next Solyndra?
Like all good satire, a group seeking a $250 deduction for mustachioed men makes a serious comment.
What America Can Learn From Portugal's Drug War Reforms
The level of conflicts on the street are reduced. Drug-related robberies are reduced. And now the police are not the enemies of the consumers.
Antonin Scalia's ObamaCare Problem
The Obama administration repeatedly cites the conservative Supreme Court justice in defense of its health care overhaul.
The Pentagon Plays Drug Regulator
The Defense Department tells vitamin stores operating on military bases to stop carrying a popular fitness product.
Afghan Riots Aren't Just About Burned Holy Books
Afghanistan is a medieval country that we can barely begin to understand.
Say Goodbye to the King-Sized Snickers Bar
How Michelle Obama is fighting to make excessive chocolate consumption legal but rare-and giving Big Candy a boost in the process
Obama Brainwashes the Public on Afghanistan
The administration is lying about the war in Afghanistan.
Obama's Union Speech a 'Load of You-Know-What'
Obama seems to believe that pumping money into failure is an economic starter kit.
Dharun Ravi's Thought Crimes
The Tyler Clementi case shows how hate crime laws punish opinion.
Freedom of Religion vs. Freedom from Religion
If churches want to be left alone, they should stop begging alms of the government.
Why is the Economy Growing So Slowly?
Q&A with the American Enterprise Institute's James Pethokoukis
