Freedom on the Web

A European PATRIOT Act Will Not Keep People Safe

by Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

Murray Rothbard Soars, Bill Buckley Evaporates

by Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr., LewRockwell.com

The Fourth Branch of Government Is Out of Control

by A. Barton Hinkle, Reason

Ted Cruz Wages Jihad on Truth

by Steve Chapman, Reason

Busting Myths: Trump Is NOT a Non-Interventionist (video)

by Ron Paul and Chris Rossini, LewRockwell.com

NATO: Worse Than “Obsolete”

by Justin Raimondo, Antiwar.com

What Do Terrorists Want?

by Sheldon Richman, Free Association

Is Trump Right About NATO?

by Patrick J. Buchanan, Antiwar.com

Tibor Machan, a Founding Editor of Reason, RIP

by Nick Gillespie, Reason

Again, What Is Economic Freedom?

by Jeffrey Tucker, Foundation for Economic Education

The Terror War and National Security State

by Jacob Hornberger and Scott Horton, Liberty.me

A Conversation on Privacy With Edward Snowden, Noam Chomsky, and Glenn Greenwald

by Alex Emmons, The Intercept

How Trade Made America Great

by Frederick W. Smith, Wall Street Journal

Time to Rethink Relations with Egypt

by Editorial, New York Times

Hillary Clinton Turned a Stable, Developed Country Into an ISIS Safe Haven

by Riley Waggaman, Huffington Post

The Neocons vs. Donald Trump

by Jacob Heilbrunn, New York Times

Is It Time to Decriminalize All Drugs?

by Courtney Teague, Honolulu Civil Beat

Monsters of Our Own Imaginings

by Stephen M. Walt, Foreign Policy

California Lemons

by Lisa Benson, GoComics.com

Worse

by Matt Wuerker, GoComics.com

The FBI Needs to Stop Spying on Muslim-Americans

by Arjun Singh Sethi, Politico

Justice Thomas Asks: Why Are Second Amendment Rights So Easily Taken Away?

by George Leef, Forbes

The FBI May Have Dropped One Case against Apple, but the Battle Is Far from Over

by Trevor Timm, Guardian

How the FBI’s Shadowy iPhone Hack Is Putting Privacy (and Lives) at Risk

by Lauren McCauley, Common Dreams

Sanders’ Democratic Socialism Is Still Socialism

by Svetozar Pejovich, Dallas Morning News