James J. Martin, RIP
The historian James J. Martin--author of Men Against The State: The Expositers of Individualist Anarchism in America, 1827-1908--died this past week.
Mises Wire
More Wal-Mart (and Target) Heroism
While Wal-Mart is waging its war for secession in California, it is also worki
Postscript to “Mises on War & Peace”
As a postscript to my “Mises on War & Peace“ blog entry, ch
Scrushy Challenges Sarbanes-Oxley
The former head of HealthSouth said in court filings Monday that the Sarbanes-Oxley law he is accused of breaking is unconstitutional and that the
Wal-Mart Cites
Anti-Wal-Mart crusaders take Wal-Mart’s “negative long-run impact” as an article of faith without solid empirical or theoretical sup
Pulitzer for Public Service? Reisman deserves it
The Pulitzer Prize for Public Service goes to Davd Barstow and Lowell Bergman for t
Their private armies, and ours
John O’Sullivan blames the troubles in Iraq, in part, on the US’s f
Tax Man Memoirs
Confessions of a Tax Collector by Richard Yancey (HaperCollins, 2004) appears to be a very interesting look at the practical, personal, and moral i
