Freedom on the Web

Don’t Trade Freedom for Security

by Steve Chapman, Washington Examiner

The Second Amendment and Standing Armies

by Jonathan Goodwin, Bionic Mosquito

Privatize the FAA!

by Chris Edwards, Daily Caller

Vile, Filthy, Bloody, Dirty Wars

by David Swanson, Opednews.com

Has NATO Outlived Its Usefulness? Time for the United States to Leave

by Andrew J. Bacevich, New York Times

Reviewing the Korean Crisis

by Paul Gottinger, Counterpunch.org

What Really Happened in the Quiet French Village of Pont-Saint-Esprit

by Hank P. Albarelli Jr., Voltairenet.org

Safety at Any Cost

by Chip Bok, GoComics.com

Terrorized

by Walt Handelsman, GoComics.com

Scott Horton Interviews James Bovard

by Scott Horton, Scott Horton Show

Shaker Aamer and the Dirty Secrets of the War on Terror

by Seumas Milne, Guardian

Calling Tsarnaev an ‘Enemy Combatant’ Creates a Vicious Double Standard

by Jill Filipovic, Guardian

Hacking Away at Privacy

by Editorial, Washington Times

A Necessary Reckoning With Torture

by Philip Giraldi, American Conservative

Thank You for Smoking

by Donald J. Boudreaux, Wall Street Journal

Every Time a Bomb Goes Off, the Surveillance State Grows Stronger

by Jonathan Kay, National Post

What Rights Should Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Get and Why Does It Matter?

by Glenn Greenwald, Guardian

Back to Normal

by Stuart Carlson, GoComics.com

Bully for You

by Tom Toles, GoComics.com

“Boston Strong”: Marching in Lockstep with the Police State

by John W. Whitehead, The Rutherford Institute

More Surveillance Not Answer to Boston Terror

by Jonathan Turley, USA Today

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Has Rights

by Erwin Chemerinsky, Los Angeles Times

U.S. Justice System Is Tough Enough

by Kimberly Atkins, Boston Herald

‘Mirandizing’ Boston Suspect Was Wise

by DeWayne Wickham, USA Today

Why Is Boston ‘Terrorism’ But Not Aurora, Sandy Hook, Tucson and Columbine?

by Glenn Greenwald, Guardian