Confessions of an Anti-American
A former anti-American tells why Americans are so unpopular in Bonn and Milan and Rio-and what changed his mind
Features
Who Says Vouchers Wouldn't Work?
Vermont's been using them for years, but the debate goes on.
Harvest of Power
In 1975, Cesar Chavez and his United Farm Workers union pushed through an unprecedented labor law in California. Now they are reaping the rewards in oppressive control over farming and farm workers.
Rush Hour Remedy
Prescription for unjamming traffic jams: A unique combination of technology and economics.
Is This Any Way to Run an Airway?
Aviation disasters make headlines. The Federal Aviation Administration doesn't. This indictment cites case after case to prove FAA responsibility for major crashes. With airline deregulation leading to a surge in air traffic, replacement of the FAA is imperative, and this article shows how it can be done.
My Week in North Korea
A Soviet-born American tours the Hermit Kingdom and finds humanity in a most inhumane place.
Which Way for Capitalism?
The Nobel Prize-winning economist charts two possible futures for American capitalism.
45 ENEMIES OF FREEDOM
People who have been trying to control your life since reason was founded in 1968
From Communist Romania to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Alex Kozinski talks about free speech, cell phones, and how bubble gum made him a capitalist.
Sex in the Arab World
Author and activist Shereen El Feki on whether the Arab Spring can produce a Summer of Love
A New Kind of Republican
Congressman Justin Amash discusses libertarian foreign policy, Austrian economics, civil liberties, abortion, and more.
Prince of the Outback
Meet the wheat farmer who led a successful secession from Western Australia.
The Blank Slate State
Will an isolated corner of Honduras become the new birthplace of liberty?
How Government Killed the Medical Profession
As health care gets more bureaucratic, will doctors go Galt?
Stimulus Jobs Vanish!
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act failed to create lasting employment.
The End of Power
How wealth, health, cheap flights, and prepaid phone cards are undermining authority across the globe
Where Higher Education Went Wrong
A forum on the failures and future of the American university
Twitter: Free Speech in 140 Characters
The virtues of pseudonymity in an age of full disclosure
The War on Sex Workers
An unholy alliance of feminists, cops, and conservatives hurts women in the name of defending their rights.
'The World Is More Complicated'
David Simon, creator of The Wire and Treme, on New Orleans, private prisons, drug policy, newspapers, and letting down libertarians
Can the Libertarian Party Get 1 Percent of the Vote?
L.P. nominee Gary Johnson fights to reach single digits.
Obama: Transparently Disappointing
The president has fallen far short of promises to establish "an unprecedented level of openness in government."
Libertarian(ish) Candidates
If you want to find a few liberty-loving politicos, look lower on the ballot
'What Eisenhower Said About the Military-Industrial Complex Is True'
Sen. Tom Coburn on the fiscal time bomb, the military, and morals in America
The Streetcar Swindle
It's time to rethink America's retrograde love affair with trolley technology.
Ready to Cut Military Spending
Polls show that Americans want smaller government everywhere and fewer obligations abroad.
