Freedom on the Web

The Fallacy of “Free” College Tuition

by Neal McCluskey, Boston Herald

Amtrak Is Spending Billions So You Can Travel 3 mph Faster on a Small Section of Track

by Bonnie Kristian, Rare

Jesse Ventura on What Both Parties Get Wrong on the Drug War

by Sean Illing, Vox

Poster Child of US Drug War to Be Freed After 30 Years

by Avinash Nandakumar, India Today

That Time the CIA Secretly Dosed Americans with LSD

by Libby Coleman, Ozy.com

Trump Deportation Task Force

by Mike Luckovich, GoComics.com

Reverse Voxsplaining: Drugs vs. Chairs

by Scott Alexander, Slate Star Codex

The Great Mexican Wall Deception

by Todd Miller, TomDispatch.com

The U.S. Global RoboCop Is Going to Self-Destruct

by Doug Casey with Nick Giambruno, International Man

Our Man in Damascus: the CIA, Syria and the Rendition of Maher Arar

by Jeffrey St. Clair, Counterpunch

Paid Parental Leave Is Not A Free Lunch

by David R. Henderson, Forbes

Colin Kaepernick Shouldn’t Stand Up If He Doesn’t Want To

by Editorial, Los Angeles Times

Resistance as Duty: the Courage of Colin Kaepernick

by John Wight, Counterpunch

The Coming Fiscal Tsunami Dooms America’s Global Empire

by Doug Bandow, National Interest

The Interventionist’s Lament

by Daniel Larison, American Conservative

A Glimpse of the Future

by Chan Lowe, GoComics.com

Economic Conspiracies

by Walter E. Williams, WalterEWilliams.com

For Nine Years, DEA Withholds Names of Masked Agents Who Violently Raided Two Innocent Women. Federal Court Shrugs.

by Radley Balko, Washington Post

Don’t Fear the Fed

by Patrick Lynch, Library of Law & Economics

The New New Malthusians

by Kevin D. Williamson, National Review

The United States Should Withdraw from NATO

by Bruce Fein, Huffington Post

Yemen: “This Is Our War & It Is Shameful”

by Andrew Cockburn with Amy Goodman, Alternet

Encryption: FBI Building Fresh Case for Access to Electronic Devices

by Guardian,

Book Review: The War on Guns: Arming Yourself Against Gun Control Lies

by Joseph Greenlee, Washington Times

By Sitting Down Kaepernick Challenges Americans to Reflect on What They Really Stand For

by Peter Bloom, Common Dreams