Solzhenitsyn warned of "an atmosphere of moral mediocrity, paralyzing man's noblest impulses."

Ingrid Betancourt has learned that there are some people you just don't negotiate with.

The fame of the TSA has become so great that Japanese shoppers twelve thousand miles away know just how they treat your luggage.

We have to increase regulation and government intervention of finance. Don't we?

Merely to exist is to have an open-ended right to claim goods and services paid for by other people's efforts?

There's just no pleasing some people!

Supply and demand works for pretty much everything.

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

Maybe we can make a difference!

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