Host and Creator, Stossel TV
Once you decide nature is inherently healthy, moral and beautiful, the reasons to restrict human activity are endless.
If we must control diet to balance the government's budget, will the health squad next ban skydiving and extramarital sex?
We spend too much time waiting for orders-and money-from Washington.
No one can be trusted to manage the economy.
The Federal Reserve prints so much money that since it opened its doors in 1914, the dollar has lost more than 90 percent of its value.
The idea that government can "make life fair" is intuitively appealing to people-at least until they think about it.
We need to end the orgy of rule-making at once and embrace the simple rules that true liberals like America's founders envisioned.
The real evil bankers are the government cronies.
The level of conflicts on the street are reduced. Drug-related robberies are reduced. And now the police are not the enemies of the consumers.
We must cut spending.
Like most politicians, Obama misleads with his latest budget.
Even the staunchest proponents of government intervention to increase happiness admit that there's no relationship.
We could save a lot of money if America adopted a policy designed for defense rather than policing the world.
What should Obama have said in his speech? Here's what John Stossel wishes he'd said.
It's a mistake to look for heroes in politics. It's too ugly a business.
If government will just stay out of the bar, ideas will meet and mate and produce wonderful things.
Businesspeople certainly think so.
The Land of the Free moves steadily toward the cliff.
Over-regulation eliminates paths to prosperity.
We should counter hateful speech with more words-not government force
The government's virtual monopoly over K-12 education has failed.
The protestors are right to complain about crony capitalism.
Reason asks economists, writers, and wonks for real ways to increase job growth
Why ABC let me bash its sponsors.
