Freedom on the Web

Markets Don’t Work That Way

by Donald J. Boudreaux, Cafe Hayek

First They Came for Julian Assange

by Ted Rall, Association of American Editorial Cartoonists

The Division of Labor Is the Meaning of Life

by Kevin D. Williamson, National Review

On Family Leave, Leave the Market Be

by Donald J. Boudreaux, AIER

Julian Assange: Political Prisoner

by Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

A Land Uncharted: the Persecution of Julian Assange

by Kenn Orphan, Counterpunch

Calling Assange a Narcissist Misses the Point

by Patrick Cockburn, Counterpunch

To the Rich and Left Wing, Please Don’t Pay Your ‘Fair Share’

by John Tamny, Real Clear Markets

‘It Is Not Enough to Simply Oppose US Military Intervention’: A Response to WOLA on Venezuela

by Greg Grandin, Noam Chomsky, et al, Common Dreams

War Crimes and National Security

by Robert Koehler, Counterpunch

Let’s Never Forget the Track Record of Socialism

by R. Richard Geddes, American Enterprise Institute

Best Seller

by A.F.Branco, Association of American Editorial Cartoonists

Respect for Individuals Is at the Heart of Communities

by Emily Chamlee-Wright, Washington Post

Assange’s Indictment Is Trump’s Next Step in His War on Press Freedom

by Trevor Timm, Guardian

The U.S. Government’s Indictment of Julian Assange Poses Grave Threats to Press Freedom

by Glenn Greenwald and Micah Lee, The Intercept

The Assange Arrest Is a Warning From History

by John Pilger, JohnPilger.com

After 7 Years of Deceptions About Assange, the US Readies for Its First Media Rendition

by Jonathan Cook, Counterpunch

Many Democrats and Liberals Are Cheering Assange’s Arrest. That’s Foolish

by Nathan Robinson, Guardian

Iraq Wrecked Me for Nothing

by Peter Van Buren, American Conservative

Trump’s Iran Terrorist Designation Is Designed to Lock in Endless Enmity

by Trita Parsi, Guardian

How Free Traders Can Improve Their Case

by Veronique de Rugy, AIER

Dracarys!

by Nate Beeler, Association of American Editorial Cartoonists

Why Julian Assange’s Extradition Must Be Opposed at All Costs

by Nozomi Hayase, Antiwar.com

Pardoning Assange Would be the First Step Back Toward Rule of Law

by Thomas Knapp, Antiwar.com

Be Skeptical of Accusations against Julian Assange, WikiLeaks

by Patrick G. Eddington, Cato Institute