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Politics & Rights
Hats Off to McDonald’s and Coca-Cola for Protesting Soda Ban
Ari Armstrong June 5, 2012
You’ve probably heard of the effort by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his fellow statists to ban large sizes of sugary drinks. As the New York Times reported, “New York City plans to enact a far-reaching ban on the sale of large sodas and other sugary drinks at restaurants,…
Politics & Rights
Morality and Sanity Demand an End to Drug Prohibition
Ari Armstrong June 4, 2012
A set of gruesome photographs published recently by The Atlantic illustrate the death and destruction caused by the drug policies of the United States. The Atlantic’s Alan Taylor summarizes the consequences: Since Mexico's President Felipe Calderón began an all-out assault on drug cartels in 2006, more than 50,000 people have…
Politics & Rights
A Time to Betray now Slated for the Screen
Daniel Wahl June 3, 2012
Variety reports that William Baldwin’s company, Beyond Comprehension, has purchased the screen rights to A Time to Betray, the autobiographical story of Reza Kahlili, who worked as a CIA agent in Iran’s Revolutionary Guards. Baldwin and producing partner Warren Kohler reportedly “will develop the project as a limited series or…
Economics
Inigo Montoya on "Overnight Success"
Daniel Wahl June 2, 2012
You can listen to people talk about “a man with six fingers” or “a businessman who met with overnight success” all day long. But chances are that you will never meet either—and for good reason. As regards the latter, it’s because no matter how some people describe it, a businessman’s…
Economics
For Genuine Economic Recovery, Ask “What Would Mises Do?”
Ari Armstrong June 1, 2012
On “public” radio Wednesday, yet another financial guru was advising Europe to follow the lead of the United States: Bail out troubled banks (such as those of Spain) and forcibly transfer more wealth to cover high debt (as persists in Italy). Coincidentally, the same evening I read a passage by…
Politics & Rights
Arnold Kling’s “Free Enterprise” Plan for American Fascism
Ari Armstrong May 31, 2012
First came Arnold Kling’s shocking proposal for forcibly “breaking up the big banks,” a plan reminiscent of Teddy Roosevelt’s “progressive” trust-busting. Now Kling calls for so-called “principles-based regulations,” complete with “random management audits” by the government and prison sentences for noncompliant executives. Who is this new progressive? A student of…
Science & Technology
Heroic Scientists Achieve Major Advancement in Battle Against Cancer
Michael A. LaFerrara May 30, 2012
A new study has announced a major advance in the battle against cancer. Seth Augenstein reports: In a study published [May 14, 2012] in the journal Cancer Cell, four scientists from the Cancer Institute of New Jersey and the Institute for Advanced Study laid out their work involving a compound…
Politics & Rights
Obama Should Defend Doc Who Located bin Laden, Not Feed Him to Pakistan’s Wolves
Ari Armstrong May 29, 2012
How many times has Barack Obama taken credit for the U.S. raid in Pakistan that resulted in the death of Osama bin Laden? But now that the man who provided essential intelligence for the raid has been tortured, caged, and effectively sentenced to prison for the rest of his life…
Science & Technology
BrainGate Technology Enables Paralyzed Woman to Control Robotic Arm
Joshua Lipana May 27, 2012
Cathy Hutchinson, who has been paralyzed for more than 15 years due to a stroke, recently directed “a robotic arm to pick up a bottle of coffee and bring it to her lips,” using only her mind—and some mind-bending new technology, the Associated Press reports. “The device, called BrainGate, bypasses…
Education & Parenting
Soviet-Style Test Question Highlights Dangers of Government-Run Schools
Michael A. LaFerrara May 26, 2012
Many New Jersey parents were recently shocked to learn that their state’s standardized student test contained a question asking students “to reveal a secret about their lives [and] explain why it was hard to keep.” Child psychologist Dr. Steven Tobias said: A question like this is really fraught with problems –…
Science & Technology
Teenager Builds Portable X-Ray Machine using Old Suitcases
Joshua Lipana May 25, 2012
Here’s a beautiful story about what a curious and creative mind can accomplish—even at a very young age. Excerpt from Popular Science: Late one night two years ago, Adam Munich found himself talking with two new acquaintances in a chatroom. One, a Pakistani guy, was complaining about rolling electricity blackouts…
Politics & Rights
The Sentencing of Dharun Ravi: Judge’s Reasoning Highlights Dangers of “Hate Crime” Laws
Michael A. LaFerrara May 24, 2012
Dharun Ravi, the defendant in the “Hate Crime” case I wrote about in March, has been sentenced to 30 days in county jail, plus probation, community service, and various fines. Many were shocked and disappointed by this “lenient” sentence, including the prosecution, who vowed to appeal. But, as the New…
Good Living
Gaiman: “Live as Only You Can”
Ari Armstrong May 23, 2012
Neil Gaiman, author of The Sandman comics and novels such as Stardust and Coraline, recently delivered the commencement address to The University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Though he tailored his advice for students of the arts, much of what he had to say applies to any field: If you have…
Science & Technology
Congratulations, SpaceX!
Ari Armstrong May 22, 2012
[caption id="attachment_4133" align="alignright" width="300"] Image: SpaceX[/caption] “There is so much hope riding on that rocket.” That’s what Elon Musk, cofounder and CEO of SpaceX, said this morning after his company successfully launched its Falcon 9 rocket, now carrying supplies to the International Space Station. Musk was talking about the hopes…
Education & Parenting
The Wasteful Destructiveness of Tax-Funded Education
Michael A. LaFerrara May 21, 2012
The Library of Economics and Liberty offers an insightful study by Linda Gorman on the history and causes of the declining quality of education in America. The report covers a lot of ground and demonstrates, among other things, the wasteful destructiveness of tax-funded education. At the K-12 level in America, for…