BBC News on US raises spectre of conscription: The American defence department has begun a recruitment drive for local draft boards, raising questions about a possible revival of conscription. A […]
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Dr. Ivan Eland of the Independent Institute on Is Iraq Another Vietnam? As the insurgency in Iraq gets bolder, more sophisticated and more deadly, the hawks are falling all over […]
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For those who've been reading this weblog for a while, you're aware that in addition to this blog and my publications, I also edit a few sections of the Online […]
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Danny Heitman on Can the break of day be negotiated? As Daylight Saving Time concludes this weekend, many Americans will roll back their clocks and grab an extra hour of […]
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Sara B. Miller and Seth Stern of The Christian Science Monitor on Odd bedfellows fall in line Residents of Kenai, Alaska, usually worry more about the number of king salmon […]
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Dr. Ivan Eland of the Independent Institute on Cut Losses: Leave Iraq The brazen missile attack on the Rashid hotel in Baghdad and a recent spate of suicide bombings illustrate […]
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For those interested in participating, I’ve received the following research announcement: My name is Amy Snyder Ohta and I am an associate professor in the Department of Asian Languages & […]
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I received the following announcement for a new study from Diana Sanchez. Her announcement is below: There is a limited amount of empirical research in psychology that samples a broad […]
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Robert Higgs of the Independent Institute on The Pretense of Airport Security College student Nathaniel Heatwole’s recent, highly publicized hijinks in deliberately and successfully flouting airline-security rules illustrate once more […]
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Ivan Eland of the Independent Institute on Having a Bad Day, Wolfie? After a rocket attack on the Rashid hotel in Baghdad landed only one floor away from a clearly […]
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