Capitalism Magazine published my editorial today:
Rebuilding the WTC – the Greatest Tribute Possible

Dave Barry has a great column on farm subsidies.
Making America Safe for Mohair
It's fun to be able to laugh at politics for once (instead of scream...or cry).

Walter Williams has an excellent explanation of "rational self-interest", even though he doesn't specifically call it that...
Does it count?

Read Jeff Jacoby's latest column: To secure the homeland, go on the attack
I love this man.

There is an amazing design that has been proposed to replace the World Trade Center. It is essentially a mini city that would also be the world's tallest building...
A cyber city for the new millenium
The man behind the project is Australian. Why is it that so many of the defenders of liberty and the purveyors of capitalism come from Australia and not the U.S?

Dr. Hurd has an excellent commentary on why the U.S. should proudly assert its moral superiority - with no apologies.
On Tolerating the Intolerable

What should be done with the former site of the World Trade Center towers? Here's my opinion:
Rebuilding the WTC: The Greatest Tribute Possible

Those poor anti-capitalist, anti-globalization protestors. They just just can't catch a break (or catch the right facts).
Global Warming Fears Must Cool Down
"Another protester said: "It's unfortunate that we have to drive a van. It would definitely be our preference to be able to take alternative forms of transportation, but unfortunately today, we had a lot of gear with us" (sort of like the vegetarian who had a cheeseburger because, unfortunately, she got hungry)."

The Richmond Times Dispatch published my latest letter today (with some slight editing). They titled it "Freedom, Prosperity Rely on Property Rights". Clicking on that link will take you to the original letter on my website, where you can also read the letter to which I am responding.

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Why "environmentalist-friendly" corporations can never succeed (and why they shouldn't)...
Campaign ExxonMobil Caters To The Greens
The last paragraph says it best:
"Of course, we all know what happened to Enron. Instead of focusing on building a sound company, delivering a superior product to customers, and finding ways to become more efficient and cut costs, Enron spent its time and resources on manipulating electricity markets, seeking the praise of environmentalists, lavishing millions of dollars on politicians and seeing how it could beat its competitors through government regulation and sleight of hand. Even odder is the endorsement of this the type of cutthroat, winner-take-all competition by leftist environmentalists."