End It, Don't Mend It
How to get rid of farm subsidies once and for all
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Have We Raised A Generation Of Narcissists?
It's 10 p.m. Do you know how big your child's ego is?
Battle of the Blogosphere: Cavanaugh vs. Gillespie
Which blogs deliver politics as unusual?
The Mystery of Violence
Expanded regulation of TV content faces insoluble practical and constitutional problems.
Baby Carrots and Twigs
Obama pretends to get tough on the Big Three, and Detroit throws a hissy fit.
Republicans Retreat From Their War History
How the GOP ditched decades of hard-headed foreign policy realism
The Best of Enemies?
Karim Sadjadpour of the Carnegie Endowment looks at the future of Iranian-American relations, Iran's vulnerabilities, and whether we might one day see liberals ruling in Tehran.
Looking for Hate in All the Wrong Places
The federal hate crime bill is unnecessary, unjust, and unconstitutional.
The Lonely Guy
Anti-war Republican Rep. Wayne Gilchrest on Iraq, the Bush administration, and the "dissolving" GOP
Read our May Issue!
The Singularity, public health, ghetto economics, and much more!
The FCC's Not Our Mommy or Daddy
Why the agency is wrong to recommend regulating violence on TV.
Good Cop, Bad Doctor
William Hurwitz's conviction tells physicians to put drug control above pain control
Hillary Clinton's Foreign Policy
Millions of Americans have changed their minds on Iraq. Is Hillary Clinton one of them?
Muddleheaded Medical Meddling
By upholding the partial-birth abortion ban, the Supreme Court lets Congress play doctor.
The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Libertarian
How far can traditional libertarianism go in modern America?
Tuning Out Free Speech
Mandating broadcast balance makes a casualty of the First Amendment.
