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• Carry on - concealed weapon laws
  by Jacob Sullum
• Charleston, South Carolina, wanted help tracking down the man who robbed a local bank, so officials released a surveillance photo of the robber to newspapers, TV stations, and other media outlets - Brickbats - Brief Article
  by Charles Oliver
• Misreading millennials: the politics of a rising generation
  by Julian Sanchez
• Orient obsess: a lackluster look at Americans abroad
  by Michael Young
• 25 years ago in reason - Citings - Brief Article
• Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's retirement home will be as large as a medium-sized hotel - Brickbats
  by Charles Oliver
• Divorcees and social engineers: fathers face off against the marriage movement
  by Cathy Young
• Bob Barr, civil libertarian: the right wing of the ACLU - Interview
  by Jesse Walker
• Dueling discriminations - Religion vs. gender - Brief Article
  by Rachel Alembakis
• If you ask the IRS a question about your taxes, you've got a better than even chance of getting a correct answer, but just barely - Brickbats - Brief Article
  by Charles Oliver
• Drug rush: Limbaugh to listeners: I belong in jail! - Rant
  by Jacob Sullum
• Tanks and tales - Artifact - significance of Tiananmen Square tank photo - Brief Article
  by Charles Paul Freund
• Time enough for love - Heinlein's new oldie
  by Matt Welch
• Economic education - Skyrocketing college costs - Brief Article
  by Julian Sanchez
• Do your own thing unto others: celebrating 35 years of baby boomer tyranny - Brief Article
  by Peter Bagge
• Five forgotten schools - movement against charter schools in New York City
  by John E. Chubb
• Quotes - Brief Article
• Moving violation - Redmond's ad restrictions
  by Jacob Sullum
• 35 years of reason: a history in excerpts
• The reason for reason - Editor's Note - Periodical Review
  by Nick Gillespie
• Former Rep. James Traficant notwithstanding, the United States' government is only the world's 87th most corrupt—slightly more honest than Chile's, though not quite as clean as Austria's - D-Ohio - Source - Brief Article
• Balance sheet
  by Jeff A. Taylor
• The smaller the better: the limitless promise of nanotechnology—and the growing peril of a moratorium
  by Ronald Bailey
• Suspected Terrorist - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• When some students from the Lubbock Independent School District in Texas asked to start a gay-straight alliance, Superintendent Jack Clemmons said no - Brickbats - Brief Article
  by Charles Oliver
• Music meltdown - Data - Brief Article
  by Nick Gillespie
• Poor man's hero: controversial writer Johan Norberg champions globalization as the best hope for the developing world
  by Nick Gillespie
• Forcing Freedom - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree forbidding the media from revealing details of political candidates' personal lives or analyzing their policies - Brickbats - Brief Article
  by Charles Oliver
• What's left? - Libertarians for Dean
  by Julian Sanchez
• 35 Heroes of freedom: celebrating the people who have made the world groovier and groovier since 1968 - Culture and Reviews
• Account Balance - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Ellen M. Salisbury
• China's rulers don't seem to be handling criticism well either: They've banned Lara Croft, Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life, saying it portrays the country negatively - Brickbats
  by Charles Oliver
• A bolshie born every minute - Defrauding the left
  by Jesse Walker
• Live from chapel perilous: we're living in Robert Anton Wilson's world
  by Jesse Walker
• Why Buffy Kicked Ass - Letters - Brief Article - Letter to the Editor
  by Miles Fowler
• The village board in Colfax, Illinois, mandated that all village employees be subject to random mandatory drug tests - Brickbats
  by Charles Oliver
• Agency provocateur - Soundbite
  by Julian Sanchez
• Balls: the joy of watching ideas win - Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game - Book Review
  by Matt Welch