Spring 2006
Death to “Diplomacy” With Iran
European diplomats, who courted Iran in an attempt to halt its suspected nuclear weapons program, regret that "diplomacy" did not…
Domestic Security Secures our Demise
In recent months, Congress has raised concerns over the president's use of warrantless wiretaps and his approval of a proposed…
Campus Media Response: The Self-Censorship Epidemic on College Campuses
The recent cartoon controversy has tested America's willingness to defend one of its constitutionally protected rights: the right to speak…
The Moral Goodness of the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima
On August 6, 1945 the American Air Force incinerated Hiroshima, Japan with an atomic bomb. On August 9, Nagasaki was…
Objectivism in the Culture: A Businessman Stands for Principle and Property Rights: An Interview with John Allison
According to Objectivism, the principle of property rights is a cornerstone of a free society. The right to property is…
Don’t Be Evil, Google
In launching Google.cn on January 25th, the beloved search engine caved in to the Chinese government's demand that it block…
World Peace Requires World Freedom
If your college campus is anything like mine, there are probably at least a few posters around declaring the evils…
The Backward Strategy of Democracy
This January, the Islamic terrorist organization, Hamas, won the Palestinian elections by a landslide. It now effectively controls Parliament. President…
The Roots of the Hamas Victory
Last January, Hamas won an overwhelming majority in parliamentary elections for the Palestinian Authority. The victory of this terrorist organization,…
The Twilight of Freedom of Speech
To fathom our government's contemptible treatment of a handful of unbowed journalists, you must see the roots of that treatment…