The Mayor of Baltimore’s Not-So-Freudian Slip
People have to reexamine everything, and soon, if cities like Baltimore are ever to turn around and have a chance.
Europe’s Antitrust Assault on Google
Since people can search through other sources besides Google, it is not at all clear why Google cannot run its own operation for its own benefit, while others run their operations for their own benefit.
California’s Government Created Water Problem
Water is distributed in California and other Western states not by market prices but by the political process.
It Takes a Village … to Arrest Parents for No Reason
By what standard of rationality or fairness do we look at society as a “village” where some members may impose their will on other members regarding matters of raising children?
John Stossel on The Next American President
If I want limited government and individual freedom, to whom do I turn?
Chaos in the Primaries
Who will rescue us all from another Clinton versus Bush election?
Separation of Film and State
Government intervention necessarily begets more intervention.
GE’s Restructuring Pleases Investors and Avoids Other Risks
On April 10, General Electric, which for 123 years has been one of America’s best known and most highly respected companies, announced a radical return to its basic industrial roots. After years of disappointing share performance, and a campaign of criticism by...What’s The True Test of One’s Commitment to Free Speech and Association?
Permitting discriminatory practices in publicly owned facilities — such as libraries, parks and beaches — should not be permitted. That is because they are publicly financed by taxpayers and everyone should have a right to equal access. Denying freedom of association in private clubs, private businesses and private schools violates a human right.
