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Go, Alan!

Reuters: “Top court considers reach of gun rights” Alan Gura, an attorney representing four Chicago-area residents and two gun rights groups, argued the individual right to own guns, which was…

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Montreal, Here I Come

I’ll be in Montreal, PQ this weekend to speak at a seminar on Politics & Society at McGill University. It’s being organized by the Institute for Liberal Studies, which is…

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The SWAT Valley…but it’s not in Pakistan

Yesterday on the radio I heard an interview with Cheye Calvo, mayor of Berwyn Heights, Maryland, who recounted his family’s nightmare as they were attacked by a SWAT (Special Weapons…

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Women’s History Month and Three Remarkable Women

Three Women Who Launched a Movement

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Free Nick Hogan

I don’t smoke. I don’t like smoking. I hate the smell it leaves on your clothes when others smoke around you. But that doesn’t change my views about this injustice:…

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Common Sense Economics in Dari

The Afghanistan Economic and Legal Studies Organization with which I work has just published their first book, a Dari edition of Common Sense Economics: What Everyone Should Know About Wealth…

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Delightful Books I’ve Read Recently

Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets, by Nassim Nicholas Taleb I found Fooled by Randomness interesting and provocative (even when scoring points…

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The Nut Doesn’t Fall Far from the Tree

traMarcus Epstein & The Racism of Sam Francis Make up your own mind about this young man, Marcus Epstein, and his revealed preferences. (You can search for his name on…

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Just How Many Swiss Ships Are There?

Some, it seems!

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Outcry Against the Danish Paper Politiken Caving in to Threats

From the International Free Press Society: These idiots should have their paper boycotted until they rescind their apology. The editor of Jyllands-Posten, which originally printed the cartoons in 2005 and…

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