Category: Reflections

Whatta year it’s been. It seems like I no sooner finished making my ’01 deliveries when it’s time to make up my list for ’02. …

Editor Bill Bradford may be the expert of comparing state taxes (see the September issue of Liberty), but he can’t hold a candle to Price …

Even cliches die. At least some of them do. And (to cite a cliche that’s been around since Homer) it’s interesting to see which ones …

Like any other system of human relationships, capitalism is imperfect. Its flaws stem from human nature (“bad apples”) and from people trying, often by trial …

With the latest revelations that the Libertarian Party is now deep in the red, perhaps it’s time libertarians join the Republican Party. Sure Republicans aren’t …

In Richard Linklater’s movie Waking Life, there is a scene involving two gun owners in a bar. One tells a lurid story about shooting a …

March 11 was the day the War on Terror celebrated its six-month birthday, and a day for the pundits to comment on how the war …

So it turns out historian Michael Bellesiles, who wowed the intelligentsia with Arming America, made up a lot of the data he relies on to …

Following a precedent established in Hawaii, the New Jersey Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that police may only ask for” consent” to search a car …

California airports have been shut down on several occasions because their $1.7 million CTX scanners mistook things like a Mickey Mouse snow globe, a dummy …