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• New John Stossel Special: No They Can't! Why Government Fails But Individuals Succeed
  Lisa Snell
  April 6, 2012, 2:12pm
• The Risks of Misapplied Privacy Regulation
  Steven Titch
  April 3, 2012, 3:15pm
• States Spurning Film Tax Credits, CO Pursuing Them
  Harris Kenny
  February 15, 2012, 12:49pm
• Picture This: Film Tax Credits Demonstrably Wasteful, Ineffective
  As most states wind down film tax credits, Colorado might expand them.
  Harris Kenny
  February 14, 2012
• Fight Over Film Tax Credits Renewed in Colorado
  Harris Kenny
  February 11, 2012, 5:09pm
• Protesting the Cancellation of Freedom Watch?
  Adrian Moore
  February 10, 2012, 4:36pm
• Google Tests the Privacy Paradox
  Steven Titch
  January 26, 2012, 3:43pm
• Is the Cost of Internet Piracy Overhyped?
  Steven Titch
  January 24, 2012, 2:55pm
• The Virtual Jackboot
  Steven Titch
  January 20, 2012, 2:55pm
• SOPA and PIPA for Non-Techies
  A guide to understanding how the two anti-piracy bills won’t do anything but end the Internet’s openness
  Steven Titch
  January 19, 2012
• The Internet On Strike
  Anthony Randazzo
  January 18, 2012, 10:39am
• Michigan Lawmakers Continue Efforts to Rein in Film Subsidies
  Harris Kenny
  January 5, 2012, 2:28pm
• Will the Web Make NC-17 Safe for Marketing?
  Steven Titch
  January 5, 2012, 12:45pm
• Mass. AG Coakley Prosecuting $4.7M Fraud in Film Tax Credit Program
  Harris Kenny
  December 13, 2011, 2:21pm
• CO Gov. Hickenlooper's $3M Film Subsidy Proposal Gets Lukewarm Reviews
  Harris Kenny
  December 9, 2011, 8:13am
• Is Bulldozing Foreclosed Homes the Path to Urban Prosperity?
  Samuel Staley
  October 27, 2011, 7:41am
• There's Wisdom in the Willingness to Back Down
  Steven Titch
  October 13, 2011, 2:15pm
• Film Tax Breaks Draw Ire on Both Sides of the Hudson River
  Harris Kenny
  September 20, 2011, 6:20pm
• College Students Don't Care for Grade Point Average Socialism
  Adam Summers
  August 31, 2011, 9:35pm
• The Contradictions of a Conservative
  The good, the bad, and the ugly in Rick Perry's Fed Up
  Gene Healy
  August 23, 2011
• How Long Will It Take Keynes to Die?
  You won't find out by reading America's newspaper of record.
  Tim Cavanaugh
  August 17, 2011
• The Religious Test
  How will religion affect the 2012 presidential election?
  Ira Stoll
  August 15, 2011
• A Trick of the Mind
  Looking for patterns in life and then infusing them with meaning, from alien intervention to federal conspiracy.
  Ronald Bailey
  August 2, 2011
• Why Art Failed Us After 9/11
  Trying to make sense of senselessness
  Nick Gillespie
  August 1, 2011
• The Writing Is on the Wall
  Should we mourn the death of cursive handwriting?
  Greg Beato
  July 28, 2011
• Why Are People "Irrationally" Generous to Strangers?
  New research finds that nice guys tend to finish first.
  Ronald Bailey
  July 26, 2011
• Is the Tea Party Crazy or Just Nuts?
  The media praises far-left politicians while demonizing advocates of limited government.
  A. Barton Hinkle
  July 26, 2011
• The Real Effects of Gambling
  Don't believe the hype. The epidemic of pathological gambling is hugely exaggerated.
  Steve Chapman
  July 21, 2011
• When Ignorance Is the Best Excuse
  Eric Holder's only defense of the ATF's "Fast and Furious" program is that he didn't know it existed.
  Mike Riggs
  July 20, 2011
• The Eternal Fallout Shelter
  We’re still living in the wake left by Cold War civil defense hysteria.
  Greg Beato
  July 20, 2011
• The Declaration of Independents
  Meet the future of American politics.
  Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch
  July 19, 2011
• Temptations of Empire
  Two new studies reveal the inherent instability of imperialism.
  John Payne
  July 15, 2011
• Sports vs. Social Justice
  Does Derek Jeter really deserve to earn millions of dollars?
  A. Barton Hinkle
  July 15, 2011
• The Facebook Friend in the Plastic Bubble
  Are we filtering ourselves to death?
  Jesse Walker
  July 14, 2011
• David Mamet's Right Turn
  Why the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright abandoned the left.
  John Stossel
  July 14, 2011
• The Day Everything Continued to Change
  An overlooked lesson of 9/11: America’s strength is based on dynamism.
  Matt Welch
  July 11, 2011
• The Facts About Stimulus Spending
  Separating economic myths from economic truths
  Veronique de Rugy
  July 8, 2011
• Stephen Colbert Lampoons the First Amendment
  The Comedy Central host receives government approval to form a political action committee.
  Jeff Patch
  June 30, 2011
• A New Day in Politics
  How libertarianism can fix what's wrong with America
  John Stossel
  June 30, 2011
• You’ve Got Jail
  Is it time to bring America’s prisoners online?
  Greg Beato
  June 24, 2011
• A Disgusting Act of Censorship
  The British Board of Film Classification freaks out over The Human Centipede II
  Brendan O'Neill
  June 24, 2011
• That ’80s Show
  Did Michael Jordan and Michael J. Fox invent modern individualism?
  Jesse Walker
  June 10, 2011
• David Mamet's Conversion Story
  The Pulitzer-winning playwright explains his turn to the political right
  Kurt Loder
  June 2, 2011
• Dollar Store Nation
  What the success of the dollar store says about the American economy
  Greg Beato
  May 26, 2011
• There's Something About Marriage
  Is the institution of marriage dying out or simply readjusting?
  David Harsanyi
  May 25, 2011
• Charging Ahead
  To speed along the success of the electric car, improvements in battery chemistry will matter as much as the price of oil.
  Ronald Bailey
  May 23, 2011
• Notes from the Underground
  The rise of the alternative media is a story that goes beyond the New Left.
  Jesse Walker
  May 23, 2011
• Radar Love
  The changing status of the radar detector in a hyper-surveilled world
  Greg Beato
  May 18, 2011
• The Book on Mormons
  A brilliant new musical from the creators of South Park both mocks and admires religion.
  Ronald Bailey
  May 13, 2011
• Spray Paint the Walls
  Does graffiti count as art?
  Greg Beato
  April 29, 2011

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