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Tweeting for Liberty

Let’s face it, in this era, liberty-minded folk are in the minority (as if there was a time we were the majority). However, just because…

Forbes.com

Show Me the Warming

It’s the science scandal of the year. A thousand e-mails and 2,000 other documents were swiped from the server of Britain’s Climate Research Unit at…

Climate

Washingtonian

Top Lawyers

The Washingtonian discusses with Ted Frank the rise in the cost of hiring a lawyer. In the last 20 years or so, “multibillion-dollar…

Class Action Fairness

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Happy Birthday, Carl Sagan

I'm a bit late on this, but Carl Sagan would have turned 75 on November 9. Some academics looked down on Sagan for pandering to…

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What Would Rudy Say?

A college professor once described what he called the “Rudy’s Test” to his class.  The Rudy’s test involves going into Rudy’s (a bar) sitting…

Healthcare

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The Partisan Deficit

The party in power has nothing to do with whether deficits are good or bad. Deficits are either a problem or they aren’t. Partisanship such…

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FCC & Spectrum Gridlock

Earlier this week my colleague Ryan Young posted a blog about the FCC’s proposal to increase access to and decrease the cost of broadband…