Life-Strangling Laws from the Unelected
Lawyers are making a killing off barber shops and bars with poor claims of inequality.
Lawyers are making a killing off barber shops and bars with poor claims of inequality.
From aiding Egypt to Obamacare, this administration demonstrates no regard for the Constitution.
Why the U.S. is still prosperous.
We have bigger problems than the NSA.
If the media spent half the time investigating the NSA that they spend sneering at whistleblowers, Americans might demand an end to spying.
The president's health care overhaul requires a massive expansion of the controversial tax agency.
Government neutrality is the best way to ensure fairness and social peace.
The government bans fun, not danger.
We may have more to fear from spies acting out of patriotic zeal than those acting out of power lust or economic interest.
U.S. GDP is just $16 trillion instead of $54 trillion
Statists like him are on the wrong side of history
What if they prosecuted others for breaking the same laws they broke?
A big reality check is all it took
All that marble in D.C. shouldn't make you feel patriotic.
The Wisconsin Republican wants to show how the government oftentimes hurts average Americans
Expanding government for its own sake
The U.S. record at nation-building isn't much better at home than abroad.
The Obama administration fails to provide real criteria for college rankings
Jeffrey Rogers Hummel on Ending the Fed, Privatizing Money, and Why the Welfare State Will Fall
Intuition leads us to think-wrongly-that without government we'd be victims of fraud.
Any significant movement of wealth from taxpayers to tax consumers will not enhance prosperity.
The MSNBC host doesn't want plain people calling the shots.
Fiscal Cliff negotiators will means-test everything except government.
A decade-plus of bloody, fruitless wars and budget-busting "energetic government"
For a couple of nano seconds after the Republicans' historic shellacking last week it seemed that finally wisdom was dawning and they were beginning to realize that immigrant-bashing was not a winning tactic.
One of the great joys of the Internet age is the voice it gives to myriad people whose opinions previously remained silent.
The New York Times declares "a big storm requires big government," and my liberal neighbors agree.
Elaborate networks of for-profit and nonprofit entities would plan ahead, mitigate damage, and provide assistance.
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