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Current Commentaries

• January 24, 2005: Tackling the Third Rail, by Michael Tanner



• January 23, 2005: Attack of the Killer Tomato Snobs, by Radley Balko



• January 22, 2005: Reaping the Hurricane, by Patrick J. Michaels



• January 21, 2005: Privatize the Evolution Battle, by Neal McCluskey



• January 20, 2005: The Point Is Ownership, by Michael Tanner



• January 19, 2005: Exploiting the Asian Disaster to Increase Foreign Aid, by Ian Vásquez



• January 18, 2005: Congress Should Restrain the President, by David Boaz



• January 17, 2005: How to Exit Iraq, by Christopher Preble



• January 16, 2005: Remitting Disaster, by Will Wilkinson



• January 15, 2005: Higher and Higher and Higher Education, by Gary Wolfram



• January 14, 2005: Social Security: Follow the Math, by Michael Tanner



• January 13, 2005: Guarding the Democratic Henhouse, by Patrick Basham



• January 12, 2005: The United States Is Not Stingy, by Marian L. Tupy



• January 11, 2005: Real Disaster Relief, by Steven Milloy



• January 10, 2005: Tsunami of the Absurd, by Patrick J. Michaels



• January 9, 2005: Legal Plunder, by Doug Bandow



• January 8, 2005: Time for Social Security Reform, by Berna Brannon



• January 7, 2005: Colt Following, by Radley Balko



• January 6, 2005: A Free and Prosperous New Year, by David Boaz



• January 5, 2005: Drug Prohibition is a Terrorist's Best Friend, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• January 4, 2005: Desperate Housewives and Desperate Regulators, by Adam Thierer



• January 3, 2005: Big Shrimp: A Protectionist Mess, by Radley Balko



• January 2, 2005: Patently Absurd, by Adam Thierer



• January 1, 2005: Miracles Are Unlikely in Bush's Middle East Gospel, by Charles V. Peña



• December 31, 2004: The Emperor's Same Old Clothes, by Daniel Ikenson



• December 30, 2004: NASCAR Nannies, by Doug Bandow



• December 29, 2004: They Think You're Stupid, by Alan Reynolds



• December 28, 2004: Political Discipline, not Just Less Pork, by Will Wilkinson



• December 27, 2004: Rumsfeld Under Fire, by Christopher Preble



• December 26, 2004: Will China Sell the Dollar? by James A. Dorn



• December 25, 2004: Canceling Iraqi Debt, by Patricia Adams



• December 24, 2004: Altruism? Bah, Humbug, by Radley Balko



• December 23, 2004: Dracula Landlords and Charter Schools, by Neal McCluskey



• December 22, 2004: Off the Interstate, by Mark Moller



• December 21, 2004: A Painful Decision, by Ronald T. Libby



• December 20, 2004: Don't Make a Federal Case Out of It, by Gene Healy



• December 19, 2004: Punishing Drugmakers for Doing Good, by Doug Bandow



• December 18, 2004: China and the WTO, by Dan Ikenson



• December 17, 2004: Tort Reform as if Federalism Mattered, by Robert A. Levy



• December 16, 2004: Social Security's Tough Transition, by Michael Tanner



• December 15, 2004: Evolution Sticker Shock, by Will Wilkinson



• December 14, 2004: Busybodies on Steroids, by Doug Bandow



• December 13, 2004: Retiring in Chile, by José Piñera



• December 12, 2004: Thinking Outside the Black Box, by Jim Harper



• December 11, 2004: Fixing Privacy, by Jim Harper



• December 10, 2004: Learning Intolerance, by Neal McCluskey



• December 9, 2004: No Bail for Venezuela, by Carlos A. Ball



• December 8, 2004: Big Reasons for Fat Skepticism, by Radley Balko



• December 7, 2004: Immigration: Beyond the Barbed Wire, by Daniel Griswold



• December 6, 2004: Social Security Reform Can't Wait, by Edward H. Crane



• December 5, 2004: Courts Defend Guns, by Robert A. Levy



• December 4, 2004: Hong Kong Off the Dole, by Jenifer Zeigler



• December 3, 2004: Watch Out for the Omnibus, by Stephen Slivinski



• December 2, 2004: The Drug War Toll Mounts, by Radley Balko



• December 1, 2004: Social Security: The Red and the Blue, by Michael Tanner



• November 30, 2004: Expensive Free Trade, by Marian L. Tupy



• November 29, 2004: Secession is a Hollywood Fantasy, by Patrick Basham and Niels Veldhuis



• November 28, 2004: The New Austerity, by David Boaz



• November 27, 2004: The Case Against Antitrust, by Robert A. Levy



• November 27, 2004: Economic Freedom Must Lead the Way in Hong Kong, by James A. Dorn



• November 26, 2004: Iraq and the Election of 2004, by Christopher Preble



• November 25, 2004: What to Be Thankful For, by David Boaz



• November 24, 2004: Politicizing Health and Harming Patients, by Doug Bandow



• November 23, 2004: Once Again, Incumbents Are the Big Winners, by Patrick Basham and John Samples



• November 22, 2004: Polar Disasters: More Predictable Distortions of Science, by Patrick J. Michaels



• November 21, 2004: Not All Forms of Nuclear Proliferation Are Equally Bad, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• November 20, 2004: "Ownership Society" Should Start with Education, by David Salisbury and Neal McCluskey



• November 19, 2004: The Case for One Tax Rate, by Alan Reynolds



• November 18, 2004: Helvetian Swan Song? by Marian L. Tupy



• November 17, 2004: Smokers already are paying a high cost for their habit, by Robert A. Levy



• November 16, 2004: Bush Re-election Will Benefit Trade with East Asia, by Daniel Griswold



• November 15, 2004: Bush May Have Won, But Why Didn't He Do Better? by John Samples



• November 14, 2004: How Science Abuses Politics, by Patrick J. Michaels



• November 13, 2004: China's Economic Miracle in Danger, by James A. Dorn



• November 12, 2004: The D.C. Baseball Stadium Sideshow, by Dennis Coates



• November 11, 2004: Creating an Ownership Society: The Bush Challenge, by James A. Dorn



• November 10, 2004: Election Shows the Third Rail Is Dead, by Michael Tanner



• November 9, 2004: How Did Freedom Fare on Election Day? by Patrick Basham



• November 8, 2004: More Gas about Global Warming, by Patrick J. Michaels



• November 7, 2004: Is Global Warming Always Bad? by Patrick J. Michaels



• November 6, 2004: The Gann Limit Turns 25, by Michael New



• November 5, 2004: No Mandate: The Anti-Kerry Election, by David Boaz



• November 4, 2004: Powell's Dangerous Kowtow to China, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• November 3, 2004: Does Hong Kong Work Too Much? by Marian L. Tupy



• November 2, 2004: Speaking of incompetence, by Alan Reynolds



• November 1, 2004: Bigger Government Leads to Bigger Campaign Spending, by Patrick Basham



• October 31, 2004: More Security, But Are We Safer? by Charles V. Peña



• October 30, 2004: On Education, Bush and Kerry Have Much in Common, by David Salisbury



• October 29, 2004: Kerry's Foreign Policy Views Still a Puzzle, by Christopher Preble



• October 29, 2004: Kerry's Position(s) on Corporate Welfare, by Chris Edwards



• October 28, 2004: Keeping Our Priorities Straight in Afghanistan, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• October 27, 2004: Trimming Waistlines by Trimming Government, by Michael Cannon and Radley Balko



• October 26, 2004: Kerry Has No Social Security Plan, by Michael Tanner



• October 25, 2004: Solving Afghanistan's Opium Problem, by Doug Bandow



• October 24, 2004: Surveillance and the War on Terrorism, by Jim Harper



• October 23, 2004: Making Choices: Exploring The Tax Issue, by Chris Edwards



• October 22, 2004: What's the Answer for High Gasoline Prices? Nothing, by Jerry Taylor and Peter Van Doren



• October 21, 2004: The New Social Security System: Less Costly than the Old, by William G. Shipman



• October 20, 2004: First Amendment on Sinclair's Side, by John Samples



• October 19, 2004: Bush, Kerry Ignore What's Ailing Health Care: Red Tape, by Michael F. Cannon



• October 18, 2004: Pay (Through the Nose) As You Go, by Jagadeesh Gokhale and Kent Smetters



• October 14, 2004: Military Mischief, by Doug Bandow



• October 13, 2004: Republicans Take Their Shot at Tobacco Jackpot Justice, by Robert A. Levy



• October 12, 2004: To Expand Health Coverage, Deregulate Health Care, by Christopher J. Conover



• October 11, 2004: Bowling with the Truth, by Olaf Gersemann



• October 10, 2004: Addictive Allotments, by Doug Bandow



• October 9, 2004: Lou Dobbs: The Dan Rather of Financial Journalism, by Daniel Griswold



• October 8, 2004: Debunking the Latest Hurricane Hype, by Patrick J. Michaels



• October 7, 2004: X-Prize Proves the Power of Entrepreneurship, by Edward Hudgins



• October 6, 2004: Future of Federalism Is in Voters' Hands, by Robert A. Levy



• October 5, 2004: Let the Courts Resolve the D.C. Gun Ban, by Robert A. Levy



• October 4, 2004: Still the City Upon a Hill, by Olaf Gersemann



• October 3, 2004: Kerry's Social Security Plan, by Alan Reynolds



• October 2, 2004: Taxpayers Suffer from Exaggerated Death of Affordable U., by Neal McCluskey



• October 1, 2004: Putting Pakistan on the Campaign Agenda, by Christopher Preble and Subodh Atal



• September 30, 2004: Upcoming Iraqi Election Foretells Stillborn Democracy, by Patrick Basham



• September 29, 2004: Is Pension Insurance the Next S&L Crisis? by Richard A. Ippolito



• September 28, 2004: Raising the Stakes on Social Security Reform, by Michael J. New



• September 27, 2004: Political Ignorance Is No Bliss, by Ilya Somin



• September 26, 2004: Presidential Copter Fleet, by Charles V. Peña



• September 25, 2004: Government-Funded Stadiums Not Worth Price of Admission, by Doug Bandow



• September 24, 2004: An Ominous U.S. Model, by Jonathan Clarke



• September 23, 2004: We're at War not with a State but an Armed Ideology, by Gene Healy



• September 22, 2004: Budget Deficits: Old Theories v. New Facts, by Alan Reynolds



• September 21, 2004: Martha Stewart in Prison? by Alan Reynolds



• September 21, 2004: Sowing the Hurricane Whirlwind, by Patrick J. Michaels



• September 20, 2004: When Liberators Become Occupiers, by Christopher Preble



• September 19, 2004: This Byrd Won't Fly, by Dan Ikenson



• September 18, 2004: What Napoleon and Bismarck Teach Us About Preventive War, by Stanley Kober



• September 16, 2004: Presidential Candidates and the School Yard Bribe, by Neal McCluskey



• September 15, 2004: Recalling the 1998 Tumble, by Alan Reynolds



• September 14, 2004: 'Shooting from the Hip' on Social Security Reform, by Jagadeesh Gokhale



• September 14, 2004: Corporate Tax Reform: Kerry, Bush, Congress Fall Short, by Chris Edwards



• September 13, 2004: East Asian Countries Send Taiwan -- and the U.S. -- a Message, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• September 12, 2004: Prerequisite for Victory Against Terrorism, by Charles V. Peña



• September 11, 2004: Distributing Free Speech, by Alan Reynolds



• September 10, 2004: Soda, Diabetes and Mischief Science, by Steven Milloy



• September 9, 2004: National Geographic Melting Down? by Patrick J. Michaels



• September 8, 2004: Clinton Got Quick Care, Unlike Canadian Heart Patients, by Michael Cannon



• September 7, 2004: Engagement Is Working, by James A. Dorn



• September 6, 2004: Jobs Come and Go, by Walter E. Williams



• September 5, 2004: Lou Dobbs and the History of Apartheid, by Marian L. Tupy



• September 4, 2004: Has Bush Trampled the Goldwater Legacy? by Stephen Slivinski



• September 3, 2004: Trillion Didn't End Poverty -- What to Do? by Jenifer Zeigler



• September 2, 2004: Income Gapology 101, by Alan Reynolds



• September 2, 2004: The Right Economic Agenda, by Stephen Moore



• September 1, 2004: What the Presidential Candidates Aren't Talking About, by William A. Niskanen



• August 31, 2004: Bloomberg Tarnishes GOP Tax-Cutting Image, by Chris Edwards



• August 30, 2004: Iran: Isolation or Engagement? by Charles V. Peña



• August 29, 2004: Fighting the Medicare Budget Battle Again, by Doug Bandow



• August 28, 2004: Scary Economic Policies? by Richard W. Rahn



• August 27, 2004: Beltway Blindness, by Alan Reynolds



• August 26, 2004: President Bush Runs on a Pro-Trade Platform, by Daniel Griswold



• August 25, 2004: Bold Ideas About Taxes, by Stephen Slivinski



• August 24, 2004: Energy Independence? Kerry's Dreaming, by Jerry Taylor



• August 23, 2004: Quick and Full Disengagement, by Doug Bandow



• August 23, 2004: Which John Kerry Will Shape U.S. Trade Policy? by Daniel Griswold



• August 22, 2004: What Price Security? by Charles V. Peña



• August 21, 2004: Intelligence Services Are Not `Intelligent' , by Leon Hadar



• August 20, 2004: John Kerry's War Vote: Profiles in Political Calculation? by Gene Healy



• August 20, 2004: Oblivious to Oil, by Alan Reynolds



• August 19, 2004: Meltdown for Global Warming Science , by Patrick J. Michaels, S. Fred Singer and David H. Douglass



• August 18, 2004: Economics 101, by Walter E. Williams



• August 17, 2004: Okay, Inez, How Would You Save Social Security? by Michael Tanner



• August 16, 2004: Hostile Work Environment at `Friends'? by David E. Bernstein



• August 15, 2004: Schools Shouldn't Play Doctor, by Michael F. Cannon and Marie Gryphon



• August 14, 2004: Still Groping in the Dark? by Peter Van Doren and Jerry Taylor



• August 13, 2004: Yet Another Drug War Failure, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• August 13, 2004: China's Viagra Test, by Roger Pilon



• August 12, 2004: Reprieve on Sentencing Guidelines? by Erik Luna



• August 11, 2004: Iraqi Democracy Stumbles at Starting Gate, by Patrick Basham



• August 10, 2004: Overpriced Paternalism, by Alan Reynolds



• August 10, 2004: China's Taiwan Policy and America's Difficult Choices, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• August 9, 2004: What the Supreme Court Really Said about Jose Padilla, by Robert A. Levy



• August 9, 2004: How Would You Fix Social Security, Senator Kerry? by Michael Tanner



• August 8, 2004: Order Out of Anarchy: The International Law of War, by Gary M. Anderson and Adam Gifford Jr.



• August 8, 2004: Toxic Super Wasteful, by Steven Milloy



• August 7, 2004: Election Year Hysteria, by Alan Reynolds



• August 6, 2004: Keeping Our Eye on the Ball Regarding North Korea, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• August 5, 2004: Left and Right in the Same Sorry Rut, by David Boaz



• August 4, 2004: Exiting Iraq and Renewing the War on Al Qaeda, by Christopher Preble



• August 3, 2004: A Social Security Plan to Last, by Berna Yiğit Brannon



• August 2, 2004: Ending Argentina's Addiction to Debt-Based Development, by James A. Dorn and Ian Vásquez



• August 2, 2004: Highway Robbery, by Stephen Slivinski



• August 1, 2004: Making the World Better, by Richard W. Rahn



• July 31, 2004: Let's Cap the Damage to the Constitution, by Robert A. Levy



• July 29, 2004: Kerry vs. Health Care , by Michael Cannon



• July 30, 2004: Democrats' Challenge on Tax Complexity, by Chris Edwards



• July 29, 2004: Don't Politicize Stem Cell Research, by Michael Tanner



• July 29, 2004: Hong Kong: Still On Top, But For How Long? by Marian L. Tupy



• July 28, 2004: The Deficit Estimating Cycle, by Alan Reynolds



• July 28, 2004: Hong Kong: World's Freest Economy, by James A. Dorn



• July 27, 2004: Drunk Driving Laws Are Out of Control, by Radley Balko



• July 26, 2004: Barbarians at the Gates, by Michael F. Cannon



• July 26, 2004: Neocons Forced to Face Reality, by Christopher Preble and Justin Logan



• July 25, 2004: When More Is Less, by Alan Reynolds



• July 24, 2004: Free Health Care? by Walter E. Williams



• July 23, 2004: Free to Adjust, by Olaf Gersemann



• July 22, 2004: Al Qaeda -- Not Iraq -- Is the Real Threat, by Charles V. Peña



• July 22, 2004: China's Patience Regarding Taiwan Is Growing Thin, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• July 21, 2004: Economic Freedom and Confusion in Latin America, by Ian Vásquez



• July 21, 2004: The Fight Over the Roadless Rule, by Jerry Taylor and Peter Van Doren



• July 20, 2004: How the West was Lost? by Marian L. Tupy



• July 20, 2004: Obesity and 'Public Health'? by David Boaz



• July 19, 2004: Economic Freedom Is on the Rise, by Robert Lawson and James Gwartney



• July 19, 2004: A Regional Solution for Darfur, by Christopher Preble



• July 18, 2004: Regulation Therapy, by Richard W. Rahn



• July 17, 2004: Obesity and Medicare, by William Niskanen



• July 17, 2004: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs, by Alan Reynolds



• July 16, 2004: Lessons of Martha Stewart Case, by Gene Healy



• July 15, 2004: Corporate Tax Tangle, by Chris Edwards



• July 15, 2004: Bush Hoping for Mass Amnesia, by Doug Bandow



• July 14, 2004: Live and Let Live, by Richard A. Epstein



• July 14, 2004: Schools Shouldn't Play Doctor, by Michael F. Cannon and Marie Gryphon



• July 13, 2004: The CIA and Iraq's WMD, by Jeffrey Record and Charles V. Peña



• July 13, 2004: Wither the NEA? by Neal McCluskey



• July 12, 2004: Intelligence Failures Now and Then, by Christopher Preble



• July 12, 2004: Self-inflicted Poverty, by Walter E. Williams



• July 11, 2004: Deficits, Interest Rates and the Fed, by Alan Reynolds



• July 10, 2004: The Affirmative Action Myth, by Marie Gryphon



• July 9, 2004: The Greatest Story Ever Mistold, by David Boaz



• July 9, 2004: Supreme Court's Porn Ruling Could Work Elsewhere, by Radley Balko



• July 8, 2004: The Sky Is Not Falling!, by Neal McCluskey



• July 7, 2004: What Are We Teaching Our Kids? by David Boaz



• July 7, 2004: Democratic Disillusions, by Carlos A. Ball



• July 6, 2004: Good as Gold, by Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr.



• July 5, 2004: Leave Telecommunications to the Marketplace, by Doug Bandow



• July 4, 2004: Celebrating Independence Day's Principles, by Roger Pilon



• July 4, 2004: American Independence 1776



• July 3, 2004: Energy Disinformation, by Alan Reynolds



• July 2, 2004: The 1964 Civil Rights Act Is under Attack Today -- from Within, by David E. Bernstein



• July 1, 2004: An Uncoupled Europe Ahead? by Marian L. Tupy



• July 1, 2004: Stop Global Warming? California's Dreaming, by Jerry Taylor



• June 30, 2004: Back to Deterrence, Please!, by Jeffrey Record



• June 30, 2004: A Sovereign Iraq: Now, the Hard Part, by Patrick Basham



• June 29, 2004: Revise the NATO Charter before Accepting a Global Role, by William A. Niskanen



• June 29, 2004: No Smoking at the Beach? by Robert A. Levy



• June 28, 2004: NATO: A Troubled Transatlantic Marriage, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• June 28, 2004: The Neo-cons' Manufactured Case for War, by Stefan Halper and Jonathan Clarke



• June 27, 2004: USA and the End of the United Europe , by Marian L. Tupy



• June 27, 2004: More Bad News for Social Security, by Michael Tanner



• June 26, 2004: Resolving the Catch-22 in Iraq, by Christopher Preble



• June 25, 2004: The `War' Against Obesity, by Radley Balko



• June 25, 2004: CIA, WMD, and Accountability, by Alan Reynolds



• June 24, 2004: Reagan Embraced Free Trade and Immigration, by Daniel Griswold



• June 23, 2004: Contract Revisited, by Stephen Moore



• June 22, 2004: The Economic Policies of Bush and Kerry, by Chris Edwards



• June 21, 2004: The Food, Drug & Nanny Administration, by Robert A. Levy



• June 21, 2004: Resolving the Catch-22 in Iraq, by Christopher Preble



• June 20, 2004: Out of Iraq: The Right Thing to Do, by Leon Hadar



• June 19, 2004: Tallying Presidential Economic Success, by Richard W. Rahn



• June 18, 2004: Bush Hasn't Learned His Democratic Lesson, by Patrick Basham and Christopher Preble



• June 18, 2004: D.C. School Choice: Just Getting Started, by Neal McCluskey



• June 17, 2004: On Drawing Lines in Copyright Law , by Adam Thierer



• June 16, 2004: Iraq Is Not World War II, by Charles V. Peña



• June 15, 2004: Revamped Green Strategy, by Steven Milloy



• June 14, 2004: South Africa's Potential, by Marian L. Tupy



• June 13, 2004: Offshoring Which Jobs? by Alan Reynolds



• June 12, 2004: Cheers for Cos, by Walter E. Williams



• June 11, 2004: Ronald Reagan's Cross-Border Legacy, by Patrick Basham



• June 11, 2004: Beijing Smothers Hong Kong -- and Drives Taiwan Farther Away, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• June 10, 2004: Reagan: America's Optimistic Advocate of Freedom, by Doug Bandow



• June 9, 2004: On Spending, Bush Is No Reagan , by Veronique de Rugy and Tad DeHaven



• June 9, 2004: Do Electoral Systems Affect Government Size? by Patrick Basham



• June 8, 2004: G-8 Summit Presents Opportunity to Cut Harmful Farm Subsidies, by Daniel Griswold



• June 7, 2004: Remembering Ronald Reagan, by David Boaz



• June 6, 2004: Government Has No Business Interfering With What You Eat, by Radley Balko



• June 5, 2004: 'Day After Tomorrow': A lot of hot air , by Patrick J. Michaels



• June 4, 2004: 15 Years after Tiananmen, by James A. Dorn



• June 4, 2004: Should The Sopranos Be Censored? by Adam Thierer



• June 3, 2004: OPEC in the Dock, by Jerry Taylor and Peter Van Doren



• June 2, 2004: Federal Oil Hoarding, by Alan Reynolds



• June 2, 2004: Europe's New Oppressors, by Richard W. Rahn



• June 1, 2004: U.S. Planning Long Stay in Iraq , by Ted Galen Carpenter



• May 31, 2004: Total War, by Ludwig von Mises



• May 31, 2004: What Kind of Memorial for Iraq War? by Christopher Preble



• May 30, 2004: What Is Evidence? by Richard W. Rahn



• May 29, 2004: Demographics and Destiny, by Alan Reynolds



• May 28, 2004: Spender vs. Spender, by Chris Edwards



• May 28, 2004: A Bad Law That Will Hurt Hong Kong, by Marian L. Tupy



• May 27, 2004: When Clients Refuse to Stay Bought, by Doug Bandow



• May 27, 2004: Advancing Liberty, by Hernando de Soto



• May 26, 2004: The Big One, by William G. Shipman



• May 25, 2004: Bush, Kerry, and Partisan Hypocrisy, by David Boaz



• May 24, 2004: Big Government and Billion Dollar Campaigns, by Patrick Basham



• May 23, 2004: What You Eat Is Your Business, by Radley Balko



• May 23, 2004: Repeal Medicare Drug Entitlement, by Michael F. Cannon



• May 22, 2004: Term Limits: Still Alive and Kickin' by Patrick Basham



• May 22, 2004: Cut Federal Aid to States, by Chris Edwards



• May 21, 2004: Run for the Reserve!, by Jerry Taylor and Peter Van Doren



• May 21, 2004: Who Needs the NYSE?, by Stephen Moore



• May 20, 2004: 'Cover the Uninsured Week' -- With Honesty, by Michael F. Cannon



• May 19, 2004: Kerry has Muffed the War Issue, by William A. Niskanen



• May 18, 2004: More Iraq Hawk Myths Bite the Dust, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• May 17, 2004: Atlanta's Segregated Schools -- in 2004, by Eric Wearne



• May 16, 2004: Never a Right Time to Tax Internet, by Stephen Moore



• May 15, 2004: Bill Wilson and the Drug War, by Radley Balko



• May 14, 2004: FASB is Still Wrong about Stock Options, by William A. Niskanen



• May 13, 2004: Good News About Gas Prices, by Stephen Moore



• May 12, 2004: The Myth of South African Capitalism, by Marian L. Tupy



• May 11, 2004: On This Side of the Floodgate, by Gerard Robinson



• May 10, 2004: Lower Taxes, Bitte, by Marian L. Tupy



• May 10, 2004: A History of Broken Promises, by Stephen Slivinski



• May 9, 2004: Hillary's Worst Nightmare, by Michael F. Cannon



• May 8, 2004: Incompetence or Sabotage? by Richard W. Rahn



• May 7, 2004: You Gotta Serve Somebody , by Gene Healy



• May 6, 2004: Economist for the Poor Wins Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty, by Peter F. Schaefer



• May 5, 2004: No Quick Democracy in Iraq, by Patrick Basham



• May 5, 2004: We Don't Draft Firemen, by Alan Reynolds



• May 4, 2004: This Is Your Senate On Drugs, by Roger Pilon



• May 3, 2004: Filipino Lessons for U.S. Strategy in Iraq, by William Niskanen



• May 2, 2004: Reforming TABOR in Colorado, by Michael J. New



• May 1, 2004: Freedom to Choose Google's 'Gmail' by Clyde Wayne Crews Jr.



• April 30, 2004: Germany Calls the Tune in New EU, by Marian L. Tupy



• April 30, 2004: How to Slash Your Tax Bills, by Alan Reynolds



• April 29, 2004: Social Security Time Bomb, and the Candidates Aren't Talking, by Michael Tanner



• April 28, 2004: Hamdi and Habeas Corpus, by Timothy Lynch



• April 28, 2004: Can the President Imprison Anyone, Forever? by Gene Healy



• April 27, 2004: What's Wrong with Africa? by Marian L. Tupy



• April 27, 2004: Iraq 2004, Vietnam 1964, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• April 26, 2004: Google's Email: It's Your Choice, by Timothy B. Lee



• April 26, 2004: 'Empire' -- A Losing Political Issue , by Christopher Preble



• April 25, 2004: Are Poor Countries Better Off Without Banks? by Robert E. Anderson



• April 24, 2004: College Update, by Walter Williams



• April 23, 2004: Kerry Prescribes More Government-Run Health Care, by Michael F. Cannon



• April 23, 2004: Iraq, Oil, and Democracy, by Ronald D. Rotunda



• April 22, 2004: Mitteleuropa: German Threat Resurgent, by Marian L. Tupy



• April 21, 2004: Hawks Didn't See What Was Coming in Iraq, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• April 20, 2004: What Is Happening to Science? by Patrick J. Michaels



• April 19, 2004: Putin and the Reformers, by Richard W. Rahn



• April 19, 2004: How Do We Win? by Stanley Kober



• April 18, 2004: CEO Pay Parade, by Alan Reynolds



• April 17, 2004: Few Friends in Iraq, by Doug Bandow



• April 16, 2004: Energy Bill Illusions, by Jerry Taylor and Peter VanDoren



• April 15, 2004: Rolling Democratic Dice in Iraq, by Patrick Basham



• April 15, 2004: Tax Code Kills Civil Liberties, by Chris Edwards



• April 14, 2004: Dangerous Minds: Hernando de Soto, by Gene Healy



• April 14, 2004: Believe Richard Clarke? by Doug Bandow



• April 13, 2004: Wishful Thinking in Iraq, by Leon Hadar



• April 12, 2004: Progressive President, by John Samples



• April 11, 2004: Political Protection vs. Markets, by Peter Van Doren and Jerry Taylor



• April 10, 2004: Making Sense Out of Russia's Free Trade Initiative, by Marian L. Tupy



• April 10, 2004: Don't Forget Mises -- and Dump the Third Way!, by Michael Chapman



• April 9, 2004: How to Win the War on Terrorism, by Charles V. Peña



• April 8, 2004: Oil Reserves and Politics, by Alan Reynolds



• April 7, 2004: Let Seniors Get Off the Sinking Medicare Ship, by Sue Blevins



• April 6, 2004: Who Misled Whom in Spain? by L. Jacobo Rodríguez and Lorenzo Bernaldo de Quirós



• April 6, 2004: Vapors at the Pump, by Stephen Moore



• April 5, 2004: Outsourcing the Hunt for Bin Laden, by Leon Hadar



• April 4, 2004: How to Create More Jobs, by Richard W. Rahn



• April 3, 2004: School Choice Boosts Public School Performance, by David Salisbury



• April 2, 2004: Bush Needs to Hear, Not Shun, World Critics, by Stanley Kober



• April 1, 2004: A Mistaken President, by Patrick Basham



• March 31, 2004: President Bush's Taiwan Policy: Immoral and Dangerous, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• March 30, 2004: Kerry Prescribes More Government-Run Health Care, by Michael F. Cannon



• March 29, 2004: One Year Later: Warning Signs in Iraq, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• March 29, 2004: Jobs Melodrama Rerun, by Alan Reynolds



• March 28, 2004: Spending Control Strategy, by Chris Edwards



• March 27, 2004: Regulatory Malpractice, by Richard W. Rahn



• March 26, 2004: OPEC Is No Friend of Ours, by Jerry Taylor



• March 25, 2004: Intelligence Failures Now and Then, by Christopher Preble



• March 25, 2004: A Welfare State for Aggrieved Market Losers, by Robert A. Levy



• March 24, 2004: Is It a Crime to Keep Quiet? by Timothy Lynch



• March 24, 2004: American Conservatives Misread the Spanish Election, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• March 23, 2004: Only One Solution to Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, by Leon Hadar



• March 23, 2004: Titillating TV and Creeping Censorship, by Adam Thierer



• March 22, 2004: Cooperate -- Or Else!, by Timothy Lynch



• March 21, 2004: Trivial Outsourcing Pursuits, by Alan Reynolds



• March 20, 2004: We Can't Ignore Social Security Reform Any Longer, by Michael Tanner



• March 19, 2004: Deployed in the USA? by Gene Healy



• March 18, 2004: Who's Outsourcing Whom? by Radley Balko



• March 17, 2004: The Beginning of the End of McCain-Feingold, by John Samples



• March 16, 2004: Dubious Antibiotic Cancer Link, by Steven Milloy



• March 15, 2004: Enough Talking about Fiscal Responsibility -- Let's Cut Spending, by Veronique de Rugy



• March 14, 2004: Alabama Cattlemen Ruling Is a Loser for Consumers and Farmers, by Russell L. Lamb



• March 13, 2004: Kerry's Economic Beliefs, by Richard Rahn



• March 13, 2004: The Case for a Balanced Budget Veto, by Anthony W. Hawks



• March 12, 2004: How to Win the War on Terrorism, by Charles V. Peña



• March 12, 2004: Sink the Law of the Sea Treaty, by Doug Bandow



• March 11, 2004: 'The Road to Serfdom' Today, by Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr.



• March 11, 2004: California Court Ignores Separation of Church and State, by David E. Bernstein



• March 10, 2004: The Road to Serfdom after 60 Years , by James A. Dorn



• March 10, 2004: Nader, One Last Time, by John Samples



• March 9, 2004: IMF: A Political Institution, by Ian Vásquez



• March 9, 2004: Social Security SOS, by Jagadeesh Gokhale and Kent Smetters



• March 8, 2004: Lord Bauer Was Right, by James A. Dorn



• March 7, 2004: The Fed and the Election To Come, by Alan Reynolds



• March 6, 2004: Offshore Finance, by Richard Rahn



• March 5, 2004: Terrorism: The Next Generation, by Andrew J. Coulson



• March 4, 2004: Haiti: Will We Ever Learn? by Marian L. Tupy



• March 4, 2004: Enviros Commence Election-Year Attack, by Steven Milloy



• March 3, 2004: Haiti's Requiem for Nation-Building, by Doug Bandow



• March 3, 2004: The Renminbi Is a Red Herring, by Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr. and Lee Hoskins



• March 2, 2004: The Stealth Trade War, by Dan Ikenson



• March 1, 2004: Were We All Wrong About Pakistan, Too? by Leon Hadar



• February 29, 2004: Neanderthal Science, by Patrick J. Michaels



• February 28, 2004: Intelligence Failures Now and Then, by Christopher Preble



• February 27, 2004: A Free Market Solution to Spam, by Shyam Sunder



• February 26, 2004: 'Totalization' No Threat to Social Security, by Michael Tanner



• February 25, 2004: The States and Outsourcing, by Radley Balko



• February 25, 2004: Government Overspends, Again, and Calls it `Fiscal Responsibility' by Veronique de Rugy



• February 24, 2004: Capital Freedom for China, by James A. Dorn



• February 23, 2004: Sudan: An Elusive Quest For Peace, by Marian L. Tupy



• February 22, 2004: Musky Income Myths, by Alan Reynolds



• February 21, 2004: How to Control the Habit, by Richard W. Rahn



• February 20, 2004: The Madman in Iraq, by Christopher Preble



• February 19, 2004: Why Prohibitions on Internet Gambling Won't Work, by Koleman Strumpf



• February 18, 2004: Big Sugar Gets Its Way, Again, by Aaron Lukas



• February 17, 2004: Hey, Big Spender: What Part of NO Don't You Understand? by David Boaz



• February 16, 2004: Where the Jobs Went, by Alan Reynolds



• February 15, 2004: Fair Trade's Free Foe, by Walter Williams



• February 14, 2004: Energy Bill Debate Confirms a Lawyer-Democrat Alliance, by Doug Bandow



• February 13, 2004: Independent Accounts, by William G. Shipman



• February 13, 2004: Study Blows Smoke on Lung Cancer Causes, by Steven Milloy



• February 12, 2004: Fox in the Henhouse, by Richard W. Rahn



• February 11, 2004: Doing a Poor Job with Our Money, by Veronique de Rugy



• February 10, 2004: Keeping Racism Alive, by David E. Bernstein



• February 9, 2004: What's Wrong with Africa? by Marian L. Tupy



• February 8, 2004: Pricey Government Prize, by Stephen Moore



• February 7, 2004: Atkins Attack, by Steven Milloy



• February 6, 2004: What's Next for Campaign Finance? by John Samples



• February 5, 2004: Welfare Reform Rhetoric -- Not Reality -- in Vermont, by Jenifer Zeigler



• February 4, 2004: A Mistaken President, by Patrick Basham



• February 3, 2004: How to Win the War on Terrorism, by Charles V. Peña



• February 3, 2004: A Golden Opportunity for Every State, by Chris Edwards



• February 2, 2004: Republicans Become the Party of Big Government, by Chris Edwards and Tad DeHaven



• February 1, 2004: The Era of Big Government Conservatism, by Gene Healy



• January 31, 2004: Send the Children of Politicians to the Front Lines? by Stanley Kober



• January 30, 2004: Kerry: Gorier than Gore on Global Warming, by Patrick J. Michaels



• January 29, 2004: Citizen Disarmament in D.C., by Gene Healy



• January 28, 2004: Move Aside, NASA, by Edward L. Hudgins



• January 27, 2004: Arnold's New Role, by Stephen Moore



• January 26, 2004: Dems Mum on Social Security Reform, by Michael Tanner



• January 26, 2004: Memo to Federal Reserve: Increase Interest Rates Now!, by Dom Armentano



• January 25, 2004: Welcome, Unless You're a Muslim, by Charles V. Peña



• January 24, 2004: Pushing Iraq to Socialism or Capitalism? by Carlos A. Ball



• January 24, 2004: A Fair Trial for Martha? by Alan Reynolds



• January 23, 2004: How Can It Be? by Walter E. Williams



• January 22, 2004: Energy Conservation Zealots 1, Consumers 0, by Jerry Taylor



• January 21, 2004: Clark Is No Ike, by Doug Bandow



• January 20, 2004: The Case for Market Liberalism, by James A. Dorn



• January 19, 2004: Unmitigated Gall: North Korea's 'Bold Concession' by Ted Galen Carpenter



• January 18, 2004: Markets and Monopolies, by Richard W. Rahn



• January 17, 2004: Immigration Shuffle . . . and Mood Music, by Alan Reynolds



• January 16, 2004: Court Won't Deliver Goods in Scholarship Case, by Marie Gryphon



• January 15, 2004: Ask Dems About Social Security, by Michael Tanner



• January 15, 2004: Iraqis Hail Saddam's Demise -- They Will Cheer Louder When We Depart, by Christopher Preble



• January 14, 2004: A Captive Saddam Won't Set Iraq Free, by Patrick Basham



• January 13, 2004: A Massive Extinction of Logic, by Patrick J. Michaels



• January 13, 2004: The Warner Tax Plan: Better on Marketing than Economics, by Chris Edwards



• January 12, 2004: Like It or Not, More Tax Cuts Are Coming, by Marian L. Tupy



• January 11, 2004: Fishy Warning About Mercury, by Steven Milloy



• January 10, 2004: A Toast to the Holiday? by Radley Balko



• January 9, 2004: Drug Warriors Try to Censor their Opponents, by Ted Galen Carpenter



• January 8, 2004: After 10 Years, NAFTA Continues to Pay Dividends, by Daniel T. Griswold



• January 7, 2004: The Gore-Dean Endorsement: Campaign Finance Loophole? by Robert A. Levy



• January 6, 2004: Harm's a Two Way Street, by Walter E. Williams
  
  
• January 5, 2004: Classless Warfare Escalates, by Alan Reynolds



• January 4, 2004: Making U.S. Voters Happier, Not Safer, by Doug Bandow



• January 3, 2004: Rolling Democratic Dice in Iraq, by Patrick Basham



• January 2, 2004: How Far Will the Dollar Fall? by Richard W. Rahn



• January 1, 2004: Forget the War on Drugs Already, by Doug Bandow