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New Study Crushes Conventional Wisdom on Role of Money in Politics

Jeff Milyo, Adriana Cordis | Apr 23, 2013
New York Post

State Ranks Dead Last in Personal Freedom

Jason Sorens, William Ruger | Mar 29, 2013
The Huffington Post

New York Least Free State, North Dakota The Most, Study Finds

Jason Sorens, William Ruger | Mar 28, 2013
The Wall Street Journal

Seib & Wessel: What We’re Reading Wednesday

The New York Times

Austerity Kills Government Jobs as Cuts to Budgets Loom

Tyler Cowen | Feb 26, 2013
Forbes

Why America's Unemployment Problem Is Becoming More Like The European Problem

Tyler Cowen | Feb 12, 2013
USA Today

SBA Chief Announces Departure After Four Years

Veronique de Rugy | Feb 11, 2013
The Washington Post

Virginia Coin Moves Closer to Reality

Lawrence H. White | Feb 05, 2013
The Huffington Post

Government Drops Insider Trading Probe Of Media Companies, Baffling Investors

Keith Hall | Jan 30, 2013
National Journal

Honesty is Needed to Save the Great Society

Charles Blahous | Jan 24, 2013
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