A strange story appeared in the New York Times on March 5 . (A version of the story also ran in Australia's The Age the following day ...

Prologue: Tuesday afternoon I received a phone call from a friend in Washington, who told me of information from a trusted source that ...

From an essay by Anthony Gregory, today at LRC : To love liberty is to oppose the state’s timeless assault on it, whether...

So, a Danish newspaper prints cartoons of Islam's prophet Muhammad several months ago, and the issue flares up two weeks ago into mass p...

It's a twisted, crazy, surreal world we live in, where guardians of Official Truth are telling us things are exactly the opposite of wha...

There is an excellent piece by H. Arthur Scott Trask on LRC today, dealing with the state of perpetual war so beloved of the Imperial govern...

From an excellent post by Chris Deliso over on Balkanalysis : "Today we live in an imperial moment like any other. And when it beco...

Amnesty International warned this week that ethnic discrimination in employment is still a problem in Bosnia. Specifically, the advocacy gro...

Serbian president Boris Tadic really doesn't know when to sit down and shut up. True enough, few politicians do - but this one makes cho...

The not-unexpected death of Ibrahim Rugova last weekend may have delayed the sham talks about the separation of occupied Kosovo, but is, pre...

The choice of Martti Ahtisaari to lead the "negotiations" over the fate of occupied Kosovo should have been yet another warning s...

From an article by Joseph Sobran, titled National Socialism Comes to America : "Americans are still permitted to do a great many thi...

According to Financial Times , it's "incentive." Reporting on the Congressional hearing in which the State Department's ...

A month from now, Antiwar.com will be 10 years old. It was set up as a protest against Bill Clinton's interventionism in the Balkans, a...

Here is the current mandatory propaganda meme in stories by Reuters , tracked across several articles: "Kosovo has been run by the U...

Charles Featherstone is fast becoming one of my favorite LRC writers. Here's an excerpt from his piece on government and torture, publis...

A friend directed to my attention this afternoon to a new blog, Balkans Without Borders , billed as "Helping to make the world into wha...

Fans of Hoppean history should rejoice, says Jørn K. Baltzersen today on LRC , over the new book by Dr. Matthew Raphael Johns...

Here is what James Grant wrote in the New York Times on October 26 this year, commenting on the choice of Ben Bernanke as the new Fed Chairm...

Today on LRC, Anthony Gregory admonishes those who avoid seeing the forest from the trees: The state is not about laws on pieces of paper...