Our civil forfeiture laws have resurrected what is known as a "tax farm."

Shouldn't couples be expected to tell each other the truth about "essential qualities" of their upcoming marriage?

Instead of a moral paragon, Google is becoming a moral lesson.

Jesse Jackson accidentally tells the truth; Barack Obama tells the truth by lying; and reality is inadvertently made plain as day, to the embarrassment of all involved.

The yearning to restrict other people's choices is a pretty good definition of a liberal.

The New York Times illustrates perfectly why it's dying.

The question of how to weigh affirmative action versus equal opportunity may become a real issue during the Presidential campaign.

To our surprise, John McCain has made an excellent proposal which, unlike almost every other politically-inspired "solution" to our energy problems, would most likely work.

Because some states don't want to execute rapists, it's unconstitutional for any state to do so?

The largest single source of millionaires in America is through participation in a multi-level marketing scheme, but when something goes wrong, the lawyers end up with all the money.