Freedom on the Web

Biden To Use ‘Private’ Firms To Spy On Americans

by Ron Paul and Daniel McAdams, Ron Paul Institute

Consumers Who Want Privacy Are Finally Getting Their Way

by Jeffrey A. Tucker, AIER

Your Car Is Spying on You, and a CBP Contract Shows the Risks

by Sam Biddle, The Intercept

Time for a Foreign Policy of Adequacy, not Primacy

by Doug Bandow, Antiwar.com

Leaving Afghanistan Is Good. Now What About the Other Wars?

by Bonnie Kristian, Military.com

Why Does Washington Keep Punishing Cuba?

by Brian Cloughley, Counterpunch

Food Stamp Presidency Makes a Comeback

by Cheryl K. Chumley, Washington Times

Who Was James Buchanan?

by Fraser Institute,

Anti-Communism and Anti-Racism

by Bryan Caplan, Library of Economics & Liberty

Radicals

by Steve Kelley, GoComics.com

The Covid-19 Emergency Did Not Justify Lockdowns

by Donald J. Boudreaux, AIER

Enough with the COVID Zealots

by Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review

Will Special Interests Allow America’s ‘Longest War’ to Finally End?

by Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

The Shameful Human Cost of Joe Biden’s Guantanamo Inertia

by Andy Worthington with Scott Horton, The Scott Horton Show

How the Obama Administration Harassed Sharyl Attkisson for Her Reporting on Operation Fast and Furious

by Ted Galen Carpenter, Antiwar.com

A Century Of Big Government

by Robert W. Merry, American Conservative

The Thin Blue Line Between You and Your Guns

by Mike Maharrey, Tenth Amendment Center

CIA & The Woke Totalitarian Generation

by Rod Dreher, Strategic Culture Foundation

Can Guantánamo Ever Be Shut Down?

by Karen J. Greenberg, TomDispatch

Mask On

by Walt Handelsman, GoComics.com

A Grim Reaper Speaks

by James Bovard, AIER

The Biden Administration Wants to Partner with Criminals to Spy on You

by Thomas L. Knapp, Garrison Center

Clamp Down on FBI’s Backdoor Surveillance of Americans

by Editorial, Los Angeles Times

Don’t Fail to Presume Innocence, Especially for Bad People

by Dan Hannan, Washington Examiner

COVID-19 Crackdowns, as Predicted, Go Permanent in States

by Cheryl K. Chumley, Washington Times