Freedom on the Web

Lockdowns Are Disastrous Pandemic Policy that Should Never Be Repeated

by Editorial, Washington Times

Killing with Kindness

by Ted Galen Carpenter, Antiwar.com

Who-d a-Thunk It?

by Mark J. Perry, AEI

Major News Outlets Must Push Biden DOJ to Drop Assange Charges

by Parker Higgins, Freedom of the Press Foundation

Julian Assange Rots in Jail as U.S. Slaughters First Amendment

by Eve Ottenberg, Counterpunch

America Needs Private Investment — Not Public Infrastructure

by Benjamin Powell, The Hill

United’s Bid for Supersonic Supremacy Vivifies Burden of Government

by John Tamny, Real Clear Markets

Good Neighborhood

by Drew Sheneman, GoComics.com

Q&A

by Michael Ramirez, GoComics.com

Biden’s Buffoonish War On Extremism

by James Bovard, American Conservative

50 Years of Courage in an Era of Apathy

by Danny Sjursen, Antiwar.com

About That “Border Crisis”

by Thomas L. Knapp, Garrison Center

50 Years Later, End the War on Drugs

by Ellen Glover, Other Words

The Only Privacy the Feds Protect is Their Own

by Andrew P. Napolitano, Creators

Meet NATO, the Dangerous “Defensive” Alliance Trying to Run the World

by Jon Schwarz, Intercept

Why the ACLU Should Continue to Defend Free Speech — Even When It’s Vile

by Nicholas Goldberg, Los Angeles Times

This Claim of Market Failure Deserves No Credit

by Donald J. Boudreaux, AIER

Life Without Parole Isn’t Making Us Any Safer

by Robert Richardson et al, New York Times

Lumber

by Steve Kelley, GoComics.com

Another NATO Summit, Another Endless Subsidy for Europe

by Doug Bandow, Antiwar.com

Meet NATO, the Dangerous “Defensive” Alliance Trying to Run the World

by Jon Schwarz, The Intercept

Pentagon Papers Whistleblower Reveals US Weighed 1958 Nuclear Strike on China

by Daniel Ellsberg with Amy Goodman, Truthout

A $753,000,000,000 Defense Budget Is a Failure

by Jake Johnson, Common Dreams

50 Years Ago Today, Daniel Ellsberg’s Pentagon Papers Helped End the Vietnam War

by Chip Gibbons, Jacobin

Justice Subpoenas Are Bad Enough, but Government Has Other Ways to Go after Journalists

by Dusko Doder, USA Today