Freedom on the Web

The Cold War Never Ended

by John Feffer, Foreign Policy in Focus

The Power of Love Versus the Love of Power

by Mel King and William E. Roberts, Counterpunch

The Fall of Allende

by Syed Badrul Ahsan, Daily Star

Don’t Listen to Media Hawks about the Islamic State

by Malcolm Harris, Aljazeera

Everything You Need to Know About the War on Drugs

by German Lopez, Vox

Drug War Mass Graves in Mexico Are Making the Country ‘Resemble Swiss Cheese’

by Jan-Albert Hootsen, Business Insider

Why Do You Ask?

by Tim Eagan, GoComics.com

The ‘Food Insecurity’ Hoax

by James Bovard, Washington Times

The American Fear-Mongering Machine Is about to Scare Us Back into War Again

by Trevor Timm, Guardian

Still Free to Choose in Hong Kong

by Donald J. Boudreaux, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Mob Rule Economics Aren’t Democracy

by Thomas Sowell, Washington Examiner

Noam Chomsky on One of America’s Ugliest Chapters in History

by Emanuel Stoakes, Alternet.org

Obama’s War Against the Constitution

by Bruce Fein, Washington Times

How Cops Seize Billions of Dollars from Ordinary People

by Allegra Kirkland, Alternet

Resistance Is Futile: The Violent Cost of Challenging the American Police State

by John W. Whitehead, Rutherford Institute

Citing Failed War on Drugs, World Leaders Call for Widespread Decriminalization

by Deirdre Fulton, Common Dreams

They Have His Ear

by Stuart Carlson, GoComics.com

Does Freedom Require Empire? (audio)

by Sheldon Richman with Scott Horton, The Scott Horton Show

Americans Now Fear ISIS Sleeper Cells Are Living in the U.S., Overwhelmingly Support Military Action

by Glenn Greenwald, The Intercept

Four Questions Americans Should Be Asking About Bombing Iraq

by Mike Marion, Voices of Liberty

Cops Can Take Your Stuff Without Convicting You of Anything

by Lucy Steigerwald , Vice

They Fought the Law. Who Won?

by Robert O’Harrow Jr. and Michael Sallah, Washington Post

Favors and Loot for Sale

by Walter E. Williams, Creators

Hong Kong, an Aspirational Society to Emulate

by Richard W. Rahn, Washington Times

Dishonest Money Tears the Fabric of Society

by Keith Weiner, Forbes