George Will has a deeply intelligent review/appreciation/critique of Brink Lindsey’s truly fine new book, The Age of Abundance: How Prosperity Transformed America’s Politics and Culture, in today’s New York Times…
If they were captured by someone, they must be guilty, right? And if they’re guilty, then anything goes. And if they confess to anything after months of torment, then it…
of Patents for Software, by my colleague Tim Lee, in today’s New York Times: “A Patent Lie.” But donâ??t software companies need patent protection? In fact, companies, especially those that…
Slaves to the goddess of fertility.
“Russia’s Champion of Hopeless Cases Is Targeted for Disbarment.”
It turns out that the “Big Donor” program in the Netherlands was a hoax, but a very good way to draw attention to the tremendous shortage of transplantable organs, a…
As detailed by a British journalist. Still, weird and bad as they are, they’re generally less awful than the policies of most countries.
If you are eligible or know someone who might be, be sure to check out the Bastiat Prize Contest for 2007.
Do you have a right to force people to introduce you to other people for romance? According to a Californian in search of love (and her lawyers) the answer is…
