They're Coming to Get You
A fiscal horror story so terrifying, it can only be told in 3D!
November 2010
How to Slash the State
14 ways to dismantle a monstrous government, one program at a time
Features
It Can Happen Here
Government really can be cut: case studies from Canada, New Zealand, and the United States
Culture & Reviews
I.M.P.
Part 3: Everybody is Stupid Except for Her!
Forced to Be Free
What anti-TV crusades, the campaign against the "Ground Zero mosque," and Ayn Rand's "intellectual heir" have in common with the reform movements of the antebellum era
Corpses, Crimes, and Comic Books
Old Testament justice in the horror comics of the '50s
The Last Action Hero
After seven years that felt like a thousand, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger bequeaths a slightly larger government to a sickly state.
Books
Editor's Note
Scary Monsters
The growth of government threatens freedom much more than mosque-building Muslims do.
Columns
Strange Love
How I learned to stop worrying and embrace the equal protection argument for gay marriage
The Return of Debtor's Prison
Collection agencies use the criminal justice system to pocket credit card debts.
The Small Business Myth
When the government tries to help small businesses, it hurts businesses (and taxpayers) of all sizes.
Invasion of the Invasive Species!
Local biodiversity is increasing because of man, not despite him.
The Government's License to Steal
Indiana's law barring police departments from enriching themselves through asset forfeiture would be more effective if it weren't ignored.
Citings
Stopping libel tourism
Block That Judgment
California budget fight
Paid in Full
iPhone liberation
Legal Jailbreaks
Defense dollars AWOL
Missing in Action
Bad bookkeeping
Auditing the IRS
Immigration crackdown
Aliens vs. Obama
Taxi monopoly
Don't Drink and Ride
Secret subpoenas
A.G. Anonymous
MDMA research
Ecstatic Breakthrough
Movie speculation ban
Film Futures Forbidden
Markets in guts
Organ Tax Credits
Unhappy hours
Girls' Night Out
The Unschooled Life
An interview with bOING bOING's Mark Frauenfelder
Briefly Noted
Letters
Contributors
Artifact
Interview
The Real Culture War
American Enterprise Institute President Arthur Brooks talks about the 70 percent of Americans who support free enterprise and why they're underrepresented in Washington.
