Murray Rothbard on dictatorships.

First consider the costs associated with all the government mandated air-bags, says Eric Peters.

Herbert Spencer on how to raise them.

QE will unravel; meanwhile, it’s a window of opportunity for precious metals, says Peter Schiff.

Only at the expense of civilization and prosperity, says Henry Hazlitt.

Seymour Hersh on how to fix America’s pathetic journalism.

Recent earthquake swarms have geophysicists concerned, says Michael Snyder.

They are meant to, says Jack Douglas.

When the fantasy of unlimited borrowing dies, says Mac Slavo.

It would mean the end of the crisis, says Larry LaBorde.

Joseph Mercola on the other effects of anti-depressants.