Baylen Linnekin Defends Dr. Oz and Free Speech
If objective truth is the new standard for permissible speech here in Washington, D.C, then we can at least bask in knowing we're not long for Congress itself.
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Iraq proved the lasting applicability of Vietnam.
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A few arbitrarily selected online resources that can help you meet your recreational and medicinal needs.
Nick Gillespie on 10 Really Successful Pot Smokers
These folks challenge the stereotype of marijuana users as lazy, unmotivated slackers.
Jacob Sullum on Why 'You Can Never Drive'
Washington's new standard for drugged driving puts patients in peril.
Steve Chapman on Obama's Deficient Student Loan Plan
The more the government does, the less reason students have to demand cost control, and the higher tuition will climb.
Baylen Linnekin on the Battle for Food Freedom
A new Institute for Justice report on food freedom, which I co-authored, makes clear that your right to grow, raise, produce, buy, sell, share, cook, eat, and drink the foods you want is under attack.
Steve Chapman on Voters' Deluded Attitudes About Government Debt
Americans, in short, are willing to do anything to cut the deficit and restrain the debt except what needs to be done.
Jacob Sullum on Washington's Legal Marijuana Mess
"We've got to really legalize it for everyone, every way they need it."
Jerry Brito on Setting Lyft and Uber Free
Virginia regulators seem determined to apply nonsensical rules to Lyft and Uber.
