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Report Details Excessive Public Pensions in San Diego

By Adam Summers
October 4, 2010

A Tale of Two Majorities

Why the Venezuelan Opposition won the national vote but lost the National Assembly

By Antonio Sosa
October 4, 2010

Antisocial

The Social Network illuminates the dawn of our online-all-the-time world.

By Kurt Loder
September 30, 2010

Net Neutrality’s Declare-Victory-And-Go-Home-Moment?

By Steven Titch
September 29, 2010

Mobility Choice Legislative Briefing Set for Thursday on Capital Hill

By Samuel Staley
September 29, 2010

California’s Prop. 21 Would Perpetuate the State’s Parks Plight

By Harris Kenny
September 28, 2010

Compliance Costs on the Rise

By Anthony Randazzo
September 28, 2010

Why the New York Times and Library Patrons Shouldn’t Be Angry About Privatized Libraries

By Lisa Snell
September 27, 2010

San Diego Managed Competition Guide is Unfair and Unworkable

By Adam Summers
September 27, 2010

NBC “Education Nation” Perpetuates Preschool Access Myth

By Lisa Snell
September 27, 2010

Philosophy and Consequences

Liberty and good public policy are not the same thing.

By Tom Palmer
September 27, 2010

Towards an Alternative Regulatory Culture

Ideas for fixing Dodd-Frank when the time comes

By Anthony Randazzo
September 27, 2010

Don’t Whitewash the Jobs Leaving California

By Adrian Moore
September 26, 2010

Libertarians on Republican’s Pledge to America

By Adrian Moore
September 26, 2010

California’s Education Database Project Failing

By Adrian Moore
September 24, 2010

Ayn Rand’s Revenge

What Reshma Saujani's insurgent campaign says about the future of New York politics

By John Vaught LaBeaume
September 23, 2010

Airt Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #76

September 2010

By Robert Poole
September 23, 2010

The Future of a Long-Term Transportation Bill Bleakens

By Samuel Staley
September 22, 2010