The Open Market Blog

• By: Richard Morrison
• 09/12/2006

It looks as though the Doha round of WTO negotiations might finally be back on. So far, the U.S. team has been unwilling…

• By: Richard Morrison
• 09/11/2006

One of the most important questions in the global warming debate is how modern changes in observed average temperatures compare to previous, documented…

• By: Richard Morrison
• 09/11/2006

Having solved all other problems on their agenda, the House voted bravely last week (263-146) to ban the slaughter of horses for…

• By: Ivan Osorio
• 09/07/2006

This Tuesday, September 12, I will be moderating an America’s Future Foundation panel on Latin America, here in D.C. At issue: Is the region turning…

• By: Richard Morrison
• 09/07/2006

It’s a thankless task keeping up with the Ozymandian agglomeration of bureaucracy that is the United Nations, so it’s merciful that our friends…

• By: Angela Logomasini
• 09/06/2006

When it comes to regulatory policy, it seems that among the few voices of reason in the Europe today is an American. In today’s…

• By: Robert J. Smith
• 07/28/2006

Two hours and 12 minutes of subsidy-sucking. Those people wanted money for everything. Old programs and new programs and more money for all of them,…

• By: Clyde Wayne Crews
• 07/25/2006

Contrary to the network neutrality agenda presented in this Newsforge article by some anonymous individual going by the name of James Glass,…

• By: Richard Morrison
• 06/06/2006

Joseph Farah over at WorldNetDaily makes the case against the Hank Paulson nomination for Treasury secretary, including a nice quote from R.J.