The Great Basketball Swindle
A riveting new documentary takes on New York's shameful eminent domain abuse.
Culture & Reviews
Zoning Bigots
A Los Angeles County land use war shows the dark history and darker future of urban planning.
Lochner Isn't a Dirty Word
Correcting the cartoonish vilification of a libertarian Supreme Court decision
Bollywood vs. Jihad
Which is the bigger threat to fundamentalist Islam: the Pentagon or Mumbai?
It's Hard to Make Predictions, Especially About the Future
Why dart-throwing chimps are better than the experts
Ron Paul's Radical Vision
The libertarian Republican warns of impending disaster, reaches out to the left, and prepares for a presidential campaign.
Ventriloquists for the Powerless
Translating the revolutionary consciousness of voiceless animals is no more silly than doing the same for human beings.
The Book on Mormons
A brilliant new musical from the creators of South Park both mocks and admires religion.
Man vs. the State
Economist Walter E. Williams reflects on his long career battling Jim Crow, big government, and liberal orthodoxy.
The $6 Billion Scam
Jerry Brown's plan to kill community "redevelopment" is fiscally smart, morally right, and probably doomed.
The Golden State Is Made of Lead
Pollyannas say we'll all be going back to Cali. I don't think so.
What's the Matter with Provincetown?
The Democrats' two years of control delivered zero social liberalism.
The Terminator vs. the Constitution
California's video game law does violence to the First Amendment.
Radio Theater
Some prominent Republicans say they want to defund National Public Radio. We've heard that line before.
When Booze Was Banned but Pot Was Not
What can today's antiprohibitionists learn from their predecessors?
Culture Shock
How joy buzzers, trick chairs, and other prank devices helped manufacture the post-industrial American male
The First War on Terror
What the fight against anarchism tells us about the fight against radical Islam
The Conquering Bureaucracy
A new history of the FDA shows how regulators entrenched and extended their own power.
Heeding the Sage of Baltimore
A new edition of H.L. Mencken's Prejudices captures the legendary journalist at his corrosive best.
