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April 1, 2013
The Blaze

A Tactful Move toward Marriage Equality: How the Supreme Court Will Give Both Sides a Victory in the Gay Marriage Cases
Either through the Court or through the democratic process, gay people will soon have the freedom to spend their lives with someone they love.
By Trevor Burrus
April 1, 2013
TownHall.com

Budget Problems Continue in Washington
Serious policymakers need to start explaining to the American people how the federal government doing less will do more to enhance their personal and economic well-being.
By Tad DeHaven
April 1, 2013
Forbes.com

Countdown to Climate Change: It’s Only 297 Years Away!
You would think $3.5 billion per year of global change science spending would get you some honest background analysis.
By Patrick J. Michaels
April 1, 2013
Forbes

The Minimum Wage Typifies Much That Is Wrong with Washington
Raising the minimum wage would be both counterproductive and unfair.
By Doug Bandow
April 1, 2013
National Interest (Online)

Obama Didn’t Lose Iraq
Responsibility for the Iraq debacle, from start to finish, lies with the Bush administration.
By Doug Bandow
April 1, 2013
American Spectator (Online)

Stalin Died 60 Years Too Late
And now we mark the 60th anniversary of his death.
By Doug Bandow
March 31, 2013
Times of India

Slums Are Hubs of Hope, Progress and Dignity
Yes, slums are dirty, but they are also entrepreneurial hubs where India’s poor are climbing up the ladder of opportunity and income.
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
March 28, 2013
China Daily USA

DPRK Is the World’s Responsibility, Not Just China’s
US policymakers and pundits should perhaps examine how a change in US strategy might produce better results.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
March 28, 2013
The Umlaut

Europe between Planners and Searchers
We’ve yet to see the final bill for the ideological blindness of European planners.
By Dalibor Rohac
March 27, 2013
CNN.com

Rand Paul Can Shape the Future of Conservatism
It’s naive to think that a few speeches can reshape the Republican Party, but Paul may well represent a tectonic shift on the American right.
By Ilya Shapiro and Francisco Gonzalez
March 27, 2013
National Review (Online)

Three Years of Broken Promises
The president’s health-care law has done almost none of what he suggested it would.
By Michael D. Tanner
March 27, 2013
American Spectator (Online)

Stay out of Other Nations’ Civil Wars
America knows that’s the lesson of Syria.
By Doug Bandow
March 27, 2013
Daily News

The High Court’s Marriage Jitters
After Tuesday, the chances of a D.I.G. resolution — and wedding bells for gay couples in California, but ending at the state line — seemed higher.
By Walter Olson
March 27, 2013
Cato.org

Teachers and Education Reformers Bypass Individual Students
By Nat Hentoff
March 26, 2013
The Blaze

Same-Sex Marriage May Define Current Supreme Court Term
A victory in one or both cases for those supporting same-sex marriage rights would add dramatic momentum to a movement that has already made enormous strides in the past several years.
By David Lampo

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A Tactful Move toward Marriage Equality: How the Supreme Court Will Give Both Sides a Victory in the Gay Marriage Cases

Budget Problems Continue in Washington

Countdown to Climate Change: It’s Only 297 Years Away!

The Minimum Wage Typifies Much That Is Wrong with Washington

Obama Didn’t Lose Iraq

Stalin Died 60 Years Too Late

Slums Are Hubs of Hope, Progress and Dignity

DPRK Is the World’s Responsibility, Not Just China’s

Europe between Planners and Searchers

Rand Paul Can Shape the Future of Conservatism

Three Years of Broken Promises

Stay out of Other Nations’ Civil Wars

The High Court’s Marriage Jitters

Teachers and Education Reformers Bypass Individual Students

Same-Sex Marriage May Define Current Supreme Court Term