
William Ward: The Unseen Message Of The Hunger Games

Shikha Dalmia: Forget About Income Inequality

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capitalism,
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equality,
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S.F. GATE: Cops Pose As Bunnies To Write Seat Belt Tickets

Jacob Laksin: Obama's World Bank Pick Hates Capitalism

Steve Chapman: Toward The Conquest Of World Poverty

Steven Greenhut: Californians Love Taxes
But they don't like government reform. A funny thing happened after California officials announced the shutdown of 70 state parks in the face of an estimated $33 million in budget cutbacks: Private companies, wealthy donors, nonprofit organizations and local governments came up with ways to keep many parks open. Eleven parks have already been ... MORE
George F. Will: Economic Liberty Needs Protection

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John Stossel: Big Government Makes Us Small

Andrew Napolitano: Is The CIA In Your Kitchen?

Thomas Sowell: Back To The Future?

Christopher Chantrill: The Science Of Half-Baked Ideas

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bureaucracy,
climate,
environment,
global warming,
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politics,
regulation,
science
Danielle Sullivan: Political Correctness Runs Amok In N.Y.

Everybody's A Target In The American Surveillance State

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database,
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NSA,
police state,
snooping,
spying,
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Gene Healy: Busybodies Of The World, Unite!

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alcohol,
busybody,
food,
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legislation,
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smoking,
sugar
Brian Phillips: Steve Jobs Versus Barney Frank

Katie Kieffer: Gays, Females And Equals

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Constitution,
contraception,
freedom,
gay rights,
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reason,
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Robert Knight: Taming The EPA Monster

John Stossel: Everyone Out Of The Pool
More money for lawyers! Every year, federal government bureaucrats work hard to come up with some 80,000 pages of new and proposed regulations. That's a lot of pages -- 23 feet high if you stack them in one pile. One rule that just went effect, which you can find by flipping to page 56,236 of the 2010 regulations, will require all hotels with a pool ... MORE
Mark Steyn: The Sun Also Sets

Walter E Williams: Why Racial Profiling Exists

Doug Hornig: What If You Could Put On A Thinking Cap?

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achievement,
drugs,
goals,
individual liberty,
intelligence,
production,
self-interest,
thinking
Anthony W. Hager: Pity The Poor Working Chump

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charity,
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entitlements,
poverty,
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taxpayer,
welfare,
workers
Star Parker: ObamaCare Undermines Founding Principles

Jacob Sullum: The Freakin' FCC

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First Amendment,
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Robert Goldberg: Drugs Of Choice
Some balk at FDA flirtation with medical freedom. Next week, the FDA will be holding a hearing about letting consumers buy commonly used prescription drugs without a prescription, signaling FDA recognition that empowering consumers to make health care choices is the key to better health at a lower cost. The agency’s proposal is a refreshing ... MORE
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self-interest
Paul Venezia: Your Privacy Is A Sci-Fi Fantasy

Emily Dolhansky: Young & Disillusioned With Government

Karen Harned: Top 5 Freedoms Threatened By ObamaCare
Among many others. The U.S. Supreme Court will begin hearing arguments in NFIB vs. Sebelius, the cardinal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as ObamaCare, on Monday, March 26th. As an indication of its importance, the Justices have allotted six hours for arguments ... MORE
VIDEO: The Student Loan Crisis
Be afraid. Be very afraid. Because you see, another financial crisis looms. Just as there were millions of people given mortgages they couldn't afford, a million graduates are about to discover they have a useless degree they couldn't afford.
Brian Koenig: HUD Awards Millions To Leftist Groups

Anthony Randazzo: No, This Is Not A Housing Recovery

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