Category: Reflections

There are many ways a newspaper can slant the news: what it chooses to print, what it puts on page one, the position of alternative …

I thought Mike Huckabee was a bad Republican because (among other things) his anti-obesity crusade involved sending report cards home telling parents their kids are …

On January 25, the Federal Communications Commission proposed that a $1.4 million fine be levied on 52 television stations owned by or affiliated with ABC. …

As a libertarian, I naturally lean towards limited government and minimal tax rates, but I have to give credit to New York state’s tax mongers …

lt is worth revisiting some of the YouTube clippings of Benazir Bhutto’s rallies and putting yourself in her place. How long could you endure those …

– France does not usually collect gold medals when it comes to finance. Oh, sure, it has a staggering public debt. Also, the tax rate …

My friend Liam Vavasour, whose writing has appeared in these pages, entertained me at dinner the other night with a suggestion about the health and …

An article in the Daily Breeze, a suburban Los Angeles newspaper, reports that Francisco Linares is going to jail because he repaired a fence belonging …

The day before Super Tuesday economist Paul Krugman dropped a bomb on the Obama campaign. Obama’s health care plan, which would cover about half the …

Many postmortems of Super Tuesday are citing Ron Paul’s weak showing as proof that Americans are “not ready for libertarianism.” Others are blaming the media …