Commentaries

Driving to Delusionville

Obamaâ??s former auto czar is in deep denial about the governmentâ??s failed bailout

By Shikha Dalmia
July 5, 2011

The Pernicious Perp Walk

What the Dominique Strauss-Kahn case reveals about spotlight-hungry prosecutors

By Gene Healy
July 5, 2011

Secession Renaissance, In Southern California?

By Harris Kenny
July 3, 2011

State Parks Fall Prey to MN Government Shutdown

By Harris Kenny
July 1, 2011

Texas Enacts New Infrastructure PPP Law, Expands Use Beyond Transportation

By Leonard Gilroy
July 1, 2011

Friday Privatization News Highlights (7/1/2011 edition)

By Leonard Gilroy
July 1, 2011

Stephen Colbert Lampoons the First Amendment

The Comedy Central host receives government approval to form a political action committee.

By Jeff Patch
June 30, 2011

FCC Finds Plenty of Wireless Competition

By Steven Titch
June 29, 2011

Rosy Housing Numbers Have Many Thorns

By Anthony Randazzo
June 29, 2011

Will Europe’s Planning War on Cars Work in the U.S.?

By Samuel Staley
June 29, 2011

NJ Divests State Broadcasting Network

By Harris Kenny
June 28, 2011

Forced Investment in a Sinking Ship?

By Leonard Gilroy
June 28, 2011

Beware the Depends Bomber

The TSA's latest ritual humiliation of an innocent traveler

By Gene Healy
June 28, 2011

Sorry, Peak Pricing is Not Market-Pricing for Transit

By Samuel Staley
June 28, 2011

Debt Ceiling with GSEs on the Red Carpet

By Anthony Randazzo
June 28, 2011

The First Steps Toward Fixing Transit

By Samuel Staley
June 27, 2011

The Debt Ceiling Walks the Red Carpet

If Congress and the president can't agree on spending cuts, they should consider ending Fannie and Freddie in exchange for a short-term increase in the debt ceiling.

By Anthony Randazzo and Satya Thallam
June 27, 2011

American Public May Support Higher Gas Taxes If….

By Samuel Staley
June 26, 2011