The Arrogance of Health Care Reform
Why do politicians with no business experience think they can run 15 percent of the economy?
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The Dangerous Minimum Wage Mirage
Why raising the minimum wage will hurt workers and worsen the economy
Paying a Premium for Insurance
The House health care bill delivers the "inefficiencies" the president promised.
California's Economic Climate Change Denialism
There's no free lunch when it comes to cutting greenhouse gases
Reason Writers Around Town: Gillespie & Welch's Wash Post Online Discussion of Obama's Faltering Agenda
Health Care, Bong Hits, The Von Trapp Family Singers, and whether the prez can become Bill Clinton
Reason.tv: Is Your iPod Unpatriotic?
Why Americans shouldn't "buy American"
Checking Workers, Binding Employers
Union bosses will be the only winners under the Employee Free Choice Act
Criminal Justice Missing From Sotomayor Hearings
No one cares to discuss the Supreme Court's most important function: protecting the rights of the accused.
The Virtues of Supreme Silence
Why Supreme Court nominees should avoid their own confirmation hearings
What's Next, Mr. President—Cardigans?
The real reasons why Barack Obama's domestic agenda is faltering.
Global Warming: White Man's Problem
Why poor countries won't commit to binding emissions cuts
Is Food Aid for Africa Working?
A Wall Street Journal reporter asks if western food aid policies are truly providing aid.
Reason.tv: MythBusting with Adam Savage!
The co-host of MythBusters on the show's effects on kids (oh, no!) and whether we're a nation of sheep or skeptics
Health Care Competition
If the policy elite really wanted to cut costs, they would deregulate medicine.
Their Audacity to Hope
Brave Individuals who challenge the status quo in authoritarian societies-and expect our support
The Bloggers' Historian
Technology journalist Scott Rosenberg recounts how blogs took over the Web.
Now Playing at Reason.tv: The Case Against College Entitlements
Why we don't need more public funding for higher education
SWAT Gone Wild in Maryland
A botched raid on a small-town Maryland mayor exposes widespread abuse by the state's SWAT teams.
Is Joe Scarborough The Last Best Hope of Limited Government?
A New York Times review of the MSNBC host's new book
Trivial Pursuit in Washington
Do we really need federal laws governing carry-on luggage, college football, and switchblades?
Why We'll Leave L.A.
Arbitrary and capricious behavior by local lawmakers is chasing business out of the City of Angels
Briefly Noted: Books, Comics, Music, and More
The fetish art of Superman's co-creator, the future biotech farmers of America, and Hank Williams Jr.'s right-wing populism
How Gay Can You Go, America?
Brüno is hilarious. But it doesn't tell us much about homophobia.
Classical Liberalism and the Fight for Equal Rights
Remembering the forgotten libertarian legacy of American anti-racism
Unsafe at Any Speed?
Why Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood is spreading needless fear about air travel
Wanted: Honesty on Health Care
The president's health care lies might be injurious to your health
The Light Was Pink, Officer!
In defense of a new Massachusetts law forcing people to pay for their own traffic hearings
The El Paso Miracle
How can a comparatively poor, high-immigration town that sits across the border from super-violent Ciudad Juarez be one of the safest big cities in America?
Heller Ain't No Bad Place to Be
Second Amendment hero Alan Gura continues the legal fight for gun rights
Reason.tv: Q&A with P.J. O'Rourke
The best-selling author on bailouts, easy women, the ruination of the U.S. auto industry, and his new book, Driving Like Crazy
A Bare Minimum of Student Privacy
The Supreme Court finally sees a difference between students and prisoners
Reason.tv: The Best 4th of July Ever
Errant bottle rocket solves federal budget problem
