Freedom on the Web

The Government Gets in the Way of Smokers Trying to Quit

by Editorial, Washington Times

Amtrak’s For-Profit Regulation

by George F. Will, Washington Post

Apologize for Nagasaki?

by Paul Street, Counterpunch

Mark Lane, Early Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy Theorist, Dies at 89

by Keith Schneider, New York Times

Agencies Hint They May Try to Block JFK Declassification in 2017

by Jefferson Morley, JFKfacts.org

NATO’s Reluctant Two-Percenters

by Brian Cloughley, Strategic Culture Foundation

The Unpopular Vote

by Rob Rogers, GoComics.com

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

by George Leef, Forbes

Are Asset Seizures by Police Ripping Black People Off?

by Curtis Bunn, Ebony

Lawyer Arrested When She Remained Silent During Traffic Stop by New Jersey Police

by Walter Einenkel, Daily Kos

NATO: Proudly Delivering Death Since 1949

by Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, Global Research

Michael Ratner, 1943-2016

by David Cole, Nation

Will the Era of Big Regulation Ever Be Over?

by Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe

The Secret NSA Diary of an Abu Ghraib Interrogator

by Cora Currier, The Intercept

Obama’s Visit: Renewing the Debate Over Hiroshima

by Anne Minich, New York Times

In the Drug War, We’ve Picked the Wrong Side

by Rafe Godfrey, Charleston Gazette Mail

Presidential

by Ted Rall, GoComics.com

Bourgeois Equality (audio)

by Deirdre McCloskey with Donald Boudreaux, Mercatus Center

The Economy Is Rigged, and Other Presidential Campaign Myths

by N. Gregory Mankiw, New York Times

Washington’s Terrorism as Usual

by Philip Giraldi, American Conservative

The Costs of Violence

by Noam Chomsky, TomDispatch.com

Iraq on the Brink of Collapse

by Gwynne Dyer, Wanganui Chronicle

FBI Told Cops to Recreate Evidence From Secret Cell-Phone Trackers

by Jenna McLaughlin, The Intercept

A Major Flaw of the U.S. National Security State

by William Astore, Huffington Post

Abu Ghraib Prisoners Deserve, Finally, Their Day in Court

by Alberto Mora, Guardian