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December 27, 2013
Los Angeles Times

Americans Favor Not Isolationism But Restraint
Restraint aims to preserve U.S. power rather than expend it through occupation of failing states such as Afghanistan and the perpetual defense of healthy allies.
By Benjamin H. Friedman and Christopher A. Preble
December 26, 2013
The Wall Street Journal

What to Do When ObamaCare Unravels
Rather than a mandate for employer-based groups, we should transition to fully individual-based health insurance.
By John H. Cochrane
December 24, 2013
American Spectator (Online)

Obamacare’s War on Civil Society
It is striking how government is destroying civil society institutions that meet real human needs.
By Doug Bandow
December 24, 2013
DC Examiner

Obama’s ‘I Welcome the Debate’ on NSA Spying Is the Real ‘Lie of the Year’
Whether the president likes it or not, the debate is on.
By Gene Healy
December 23, 2013
China Daily USA

US Response to China’s ADIZ Biased
US leaders need to adopt a more even-handed policy.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
December 23, 2013
Orange County Register

A Liberty-loving Christmas Wish List
My track record with Santa isn’t particularly good, so I’m not all that optimistic about getting all these presents under my tree.
By Doug Bandow
December 23, 2013
Washington Times

Most Things Are Better Now
The good old days were not so good for most people
By Richard W. Rahn
December 23, 2013
U.S. News & World Report (Online)

ENDA Endangers the Rights of Religious Employers
Forcing people to employ members of the LGBT community could create more problems than it solves.
By Trevor Burrus
December 23, 2013
Investor’s Business Daily (Online)

What I Want from Santa Since I’ve Given Up on World Peace
Washington can’t afford to wait for fiscal reform.
By Doug Bandow
December 23, 2013
The Atlantic.com

The War on Terror’s Jedi Mind Trick
National-security officials insist new violations of privacy are essential for keeping Americans safe from terror — but there’s no evidence the programs have stopped any attacks.
By Julian Sanchez
December 23, 2013
Forbes.com

President Obama’s Top 10 Constitutional Violations of 2013
Alas, things may get worse before they get better.
By Ilya Shapiro
December 23, 2013
USA Today

Bailouts Leave a Legacy of Cronyism
The TARP was little more than a transfer of losses from inept corporations to the taxpayer, mistaking the redistribution of losses with their avoidance.
By Mark A. Calabria
December 22, 2013
Bloomberg.com

Obama’s Unpardonable Record on Pardons
Another shake-up of pardon procedures is overdue.
By Walter Olson
December 21, 2013
The Daily Beast

Dismantling the Surveillance State
By Julian Sanchez
December 20, 2013
American Spectator (Online)

Congress Fakes Fiscal Responsibility
Capitol Hill is back to the bipartisan business of mulcting taxpayers.
By Doug Bandow

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Americans Favor Not Isolationism But Restraint

What to Do When ObamaCare Unravels

Obamacare’s War on Civil Society

Obama’s ‘I Welcome the Debate’ on NSA Spying Is the Real ‘Lie of the Year’

US Response to China’s ADIZ Biased

A Liberty-loving Christmas Wish List

Most Things Are Better Now

ENDA Endangers the Rights of Religious Employers

What I Want from Santa Since I’ve Given Up on World Peace

The War on Terror’s Jedi Mind Trick

President Obama’s Top 10 Constitutional Violations of 2013

Bailouts Leave a Legacy of Cronyism

Obama’s Unpardonable Record on Pardons

Dismantling the Surveillance State

Congress Fakes Fiscal Responsibility