The Bipartisan Folly of Farm Subsidies
How the latest farm bill provides welfare for the wealthy Jacob Sullum (5/14)
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May 2008 Print Edition
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- I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream (5/15)
- Put Them on a Map (5/14)
- What a Country! (5/13)
You Won't Fool the Children of the rEVOLution
Why Ron Paul rises and Chuck Hagel faded David Weigel (5/14)
The Genetics of Ensoulment
What's an embryo and what's not? Ronald Bailey (5/13)
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The Cult of the Presidency
Who can we blame for the radical expansion of executive power? Look no further than you and me. Gene Healy (5/12)
Sailing into a Storm?
John McCain's shipwrecked foreign policy Steve Chapman (5/12)
The Center of Britain
What the Tory resurgence can teach Republicans Michael C. Moynihan (5/9)
Virtually Free
An online world embraces regulation. Wagner James Au (5/9)
Friday Funnies
The agony of the Democratic nomination Scott Stantis (5/9)
Hogwarts Law School
Dispatch from a conference on copyright Jesse Walker (5/8)
List: Fresh From the Farm
Joel Salatin (5/8)
How to Lose a War
John McCain is ditching the policy that defeated Communism Steve Chapman (5/8)
Putting Our Entitlements in Order
Former Secretary of State George Shultz on Social Security and Health Care Reform Paul Wilner (5/7)
Union Rules
The Democratic coalition rubs its hands at the prospect of taking over Washington. David Weigel (5/7)
To Catch a Leaf
New York City's little-noticed crackdown on pot smokers Jacob Sullum (5/7)
Are Voters Stupid Enough to Sell Their Votes for Just $27 and Change?
Hillary Clinton is hoping that some are Ronald Bailey (5/6)
Drop Barbies, Not Bombs, on Iran
Winning the culture wars over there—and at home too Greg Beato (5/6)
From the Top: City of Rats
"Thinking big" at the municipal level means abandoning the basics. Matt Welch (5/6)
Liberty for All
As South Dakota debates an abortion ballot initiative, the question remains: Does the Constitution protect unenumerated rights? Damon W. Root (5/5)
The Coming Recession
Seven observers debate the (sorry) state of the economy. (5/5)
McCain Finds His Own Radical Friend
Who's more of a threat to America, Liddy or Ayers? Steve Chapman (5/5)
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