Freedom on the Web

Hey Millennials: Here’s the Truth About Socialism, Kim Jong-un, and Nicolás Maduro

by Lawrence McQuillan, Independent Institute

TGIF: What Does Trump Have Against Children?

by Sheldon Richman, Libertarian Institute

How Restrictive Labor Laws Keep Puerto Rico’s Economy Down

by Rachel Greszler, Foundation for Economic Education

Questioning the Case for War

by Christopher A. Preble, Cato Institute

Is Economic Nationalism Even Possible?

by Scott Sumner, Library of Economics and Liberty

Trump’s Military Drops a Bomb Every 12 Minutes, and No One Is Talking About It

by Lee Camp, Truthdig

House And Senate Democrats Vote Overwhelmingly For $716 Billion Military Budget

by Erik Sherman , Forbes

Why Soda Taxes Don’t Work

by Adam Brandon, Washington Times

The Real Hoax about the Border Crisis

by Catherine Rampell, Washington Post

Instead of Participating in War, We Must Work to Bring Peace in Yemen

by Dianne Feinstein, Washington Post

A Rare Look at Yemen’s War

by Alex Potter, The Intercept

Donald Trump Shifts the West’s Focus to Protectionism

by Colin Robertson, American Conservative

Trouble Remains for Immigrant Children and America

by Emily Mills, USA Today

USA’s “Soft” Coup in Ethiopia?

by Thomas Mountain, Counterpunch

Scars and Strife

by Sage Stossel, Association of American Editorial Cartoonists

The FBI Investigation and Coverup (audio)

by James Bovard, JimBovard.com

Secret War

by Nick Turse, Henrik Moltke, and Alice Speri, The Intercept

Trump’s Family Separation Policy Is As Damaging to America as Abu Ghraib

by Michael H. Fuchs, Guardian

Donald Trump’s Vicious Assault on Immigrant Children Hits America’s Moral Gag Reflex

by Tim Kaine, USA Today

The Government Took Her 5-Year-Old Son. This Is How She Got Him Back

by Debbie Nathan, The Intercept

We Tried Mass Family Incarceration — During WWII

by Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post

‘Making a Murderer,’ False Confessions and Bad Expert Testimony

by Radley Balko, Washington Post

Trump Says Trade Wars Are ‘Easy.’ Here Come the First American Casualties.

by Dana Milbank, Washington Post

Can You Think of Any Other Ways to Spend $716 Billion?

by Matt Taibbi, Rolling Stone

In the Can

by Clay Bennett, Association of American Editorial Cartoonists