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DOJ’s New CFAA Policy is a Good Start
The DOJ announced a new policy under which it will not bring CFAA prosecutions against “good faith” security researchers
Andrew Crocker | June 2, 2022
‘What He Said Was Triggering’: Dave Chappelle Attacker Explains His Motivations
Waging war on the expression of ideas inevitably leads to waging war on people
Brad Polumbo | June 2, 2022
In Battle Against Government Censorship, Don’t Forget Facebook
Facebook should be regarded as an enabler of government censorship
K. Lloyd Billingsley | May 18, 2022
Netflix Delivers Salvo for Free Expression With 9 Little Words
The company told employees: ‘Netflix may not be the best place for you’
Jon Miltimore | May 17, 2022
Elon Musk Buys Twitter
So what comes next?
Brady Leonard | May 10, 2022
The VA Bought 10,000 Smartphones during the Pandemic
85% of the phones were never even used
Patrick Carroll | May 9, 2022
Remembering the Life of David J. Theroux (1949–2022)
Founder and President, Independent Institute
The Independent Institute | April 27, 2022
Why the Feds Are Clinging to Their Mask Mandate
Airports have been the main stages for security and hygiene "theater"
Dan Sanchez | April 22, 2022
CNN Slams Libertarian Children’s Books—Causing Sales to Surge
Outlets such as CNN may be opposed to libertarian content, but their opposition is good for business
Kerry McDonald | April 19, 2022
Is the Inflationary Bubble Set to Pop?
A market crash isn’t appealing, but it may be the crisis we need
Dan Sanchez | April 15, 2022
The Truth About Florida’s Parental Rights Law
Parental Rights in Education is less controversial than you may think
Brady Leonard | April 14, 2022
The Government Poisoned Americans During Prohibition
During the Prohibition Era, the federal poisoning program killed at least 10,000 people, according to some estimates. Yet the “chemist’s war of Prohibition” is all but forgotten today. Why?
Jon Miltimore | April 8, 2022