Unbanned in Phoenix
States can't call off the war on drugs, but they don't have to fight it.
October 2011
Features
Medicare Thieves
Stealing from the government-run health care system is much easier-and potentially more lucrative-than dealing drugs.
Culture & Reviews
Empire of the Son
The president's parents were supporters, not opponents, of American hegemony.
Diagnosing in the Dark
The continuing relevance of Thomas Szasz's assault on psychiatric pretensions
Lochner Isn't a Dirty Word
Correcting the cartoonish vilification of a libertarian Supreme Court decision
The Great Basketball Swindle
A riveting new documentary takes on New York's shameful eminent domain abuse.
Zoning Bigots
A Los Angeles County land use war shows the dark history and darker future of urban planning.
Editor's Note
What the Left Can Learn From the Tea Party
Independence, not loyalty, is the way to push Democratic politicians on drug policy, civil liberties, and war.
Columns
Does Disease Cause Autocracy?
New studies say reducing infection rates promotes liberalization.
Citings
Lady Drivers
Saudi women take the wheel
Busting Bitcoin
Senators target virtual currency
Unfree Press
Bureaucrat-activist collusion
Match Breaker
'Clean Elections' overturned
Policing Profits
Forfeiture reform
Surgically Enhanced
Stem cells and baseball
Insiders, Trading
Congressional stock performance
Stimulosis
Recovery Act failure
Slaughter Horse Horror
Animal wrongs
Third Base Foul Line
Child porn panic
Scrapbook Abuse
Extracurricular drug testing
Briefly Noted
Letters
Contributors
Artifact
Interview
'We Were Headed Towards This Fiscal Cliff Long Before Barack Obama Took the Wheel'
Rep. Jeff Flake talks about Republican corruption, federal spending, the PATRIOT Act, immigration, and the virtues of divided government.
