Freedom on the Web

From the Shadows of the Cold War: The Rise of the CIA

by Ben Terrall, Counterpunch

Why CIA’s Richard Helms Lied About Oswald: Part 1 (of 3)

by Peter Dale Scott, Who.What.Why.

Military to Military

by Seymour M. Hersh, London Review of Books

Bellowing

by Chris Britt, GoComics.com

The Force Awakens

by Steve Breen, GoComics.com

Federal Spending: Now For The Really Bad News

by John Tamny, Forbes

Last-Minute Budget Bill Allows New Privacy-Invading Surveillance in the Name of Cybersecurity

by Jenna McLaughlin, The Intercept

The Loose Use of Government Lists

by Bruce Lawlor, Washington Times

The Permanent War State

by Binoy Kampmark, CounterPunch

Apple’s Tim Cook Defends Encryption. When Will Other Tech CEOs Do So?

by Trevor Timm, Guardian

If We’re this Afraid of Muslims, America Isn’t a True Melting Pot

by Chris Farrell, Los Angeles Times

Korematsu Decision Shows How Wrong the Supreme Court Can Be

by Josef Colman, Los Angeles Times

The Busybody Left

by Thomas Sowell, Creators.com

Worse than Coal

by Gary Varvel, GoComics.com

Santa in NYC

by Dana Summers, GoComics.com

Labor Econ Versus the World

by Bryan Caplan, Library of Economics and Liberty

Obama’s War at Home

by A. Barton Hinkle, Reason

Carpet-Bombing: Wall-to-Wall Folly

by Steve Chapman, Reason

A Special Relationship: The United States Is Teaming Up with Al Qaeda, Again (audio)

by Andrew Cockburn with Scott Horton, The Scott Horton Show

America First – or World War III

by Patrick J. Buchanan, Antiwar.com

Eastern Europe’s Drift into Authoritarianism

by Ted Galen Carpenter, The Cato Institute

Wall Street, Banks, and American Foreign Policy

by Murray N. Rothbard, LewRockwell.com

Do We Need the Fed?

by Ron Paul, The Ron Paul Institute

President Obama’s Top Ten Constitutional Violations of 2015

by Ilya Shapiro, The Cato Institute

Republican Candidates Defend Killing Civilians To Fight Terrorism – and So Do Democrats

by Stephen Zunes, Antiwar.com