Freedom on the Web

The Switch: ‘Liberal’ Thought Police and Endless War

by Danny Sjursen, Antiwar.com

Trump’s Trade War Has Dire Consequences

by Jon Basil Utley, American Conservative

I Won’t Vote for Trump Again without an End to High Tariffs, Trade War with China

by Rick Telesz, USA Today

While You Slept, Government Created Internal Passports

by Peter C. Earle, AIER

The Enemy Within

by Chris Hedges, Truthdig

Mexico: One Failed US War Doesn’t Justify Another

by Thomas Knapp, Antiwar.com

Details

by Lisa Benson, GoComics.com

Bad Arguments for Limiting Speech

by Conor Friedersdorf, The Atlantic

Against the De Facto Licensing of Journalists

by Charles C. W. Cooke, National Review

Keep Government Hands Off Free Speech

by Charles Lane , Washington Post

What Is Comparative Advantage?

by Donald J. Boudreaux, AIER

The Murderous Modern State

by David S. D'Amato, Libertarianism.org

Don’t Railroad Julian Assange to Virginia

by Editorial, Consortium News

Off the Hook — If You Donate to His Nonprofit

by Radley Balko, Washington Post

Syria, Iraq and Yemen (audio)

by Jason Ditz with Scott Horton, The Scott Horton Show

How Socialized Medicine Kills The Patient & Robs The Taxpayer

by Thomas DiLorenzo, Ron Paul Institute

U.S. Foreign Policy

by Rovert Ariail, GoComics.com

Our Misunderstanding of the Hostage Crisis Still Poisons US-Iran Relations

by Stephen Kinzer, Boston Globe

Julian Assange and the Threat to Press Freedom Everywhere (audio)

by Trevor Timm with Scott Horton, The Scott Horton Show

Is the Man-Made Climate Change Debate Really Over?

by Dom Armentano, Climate Change Dispatch

As a Black Parent, I Need to Update “the Talk” I Have with My Kids about Police

by Judy Belk, Los Angeles Times

Excessive Force Even if Suspect is 100% Compliant

by Matt Agorist, Free Thought Project

FBI and San Francisco Police Have Been Lying About Scope of Joint Counterterrorism Investigations

by Ryan Devereaux, The Intercept

Trump’s Deficits Are an Existential Threat to Conservatism

by Philip Klein, New York Times

The Case for Open Borders Is Stronger than You Think

by Art Carden, AIER