Abolish Drunk Driving Laws
If lawmakers are serious about saving lives, they should focus on impairment, not alcohol.
If lawmakers are serious about saving lives, they should focus on impairment, not alcohol.
The Nobel has long been about both politics and literature.
What we can learn from watching the libertarians-for-Obama Great Economist Hope get caught doing the White House's dirty work in trashing libertarians against Obama
With the social network, the man behind The West Wing finds something to be cynical about.
Five whoppers told by opponents of California's marijuana legalization initiative
What this year's Nobel Prize for a test tube baby pioneer tells us about the moral endorsement of technology.
The Pennsylvania spying scandal reveals a deeper problem with homeland security.
Why the Venezuelan Opposition won the national vote but lost the National Assembly
Sharpton, Rangel, Jackson, the AFT's Weingarten, Ed Schultz, & Neil Young (?)
Out-of-control gov't spending just as scary without special effects!
Meg Whitman's plan for the Golden State is too grown-up for its own good
Experience the true terror of out-of-control government spending!
Why the Supreme Court must put a stop to Columbia University's eminent domain abuse.
We'll never know if the electric car industry would have been viable without subsidies.
A USA Today investigation finds egregious misconduct at the Department of Justice, with few consequences.
After 15 years, the FDA is about to let genetically modified fish enter the food supply. It's about time.
What Reshma Saujani's insurgent campaign says about the future of New York politics
Pulitzer Prize winner Jonathan Weiner surveys the state of immortality research.
Life isn't perfect. But advances in medicine and technology are making things better all the time.
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