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Author: AF Editors

By Apr 25,2005

Viva il Papa!

The College of Cardinals has quashed the hope that had been brewing at The New York Times, the Jesuit schools, and AndrewSullivan.com that the next Pope would not be quite...

By Apr 10,2005

The FCC won’t let us be

The FCC might soon be regulating speech on cable and satellite TV, but the fact that over 85 percent of homes in the U.S. subscribe to those less-regulated services shows...

By Feb 28,2005

Imagine there’s no countries

Free trade, to the degree it means the right to dispose of your own property as you wish, is a pro-freedom idea. "Free trade," when it involves international bodies and...

By Feb 28,2005

The feds and your medical data

Federally mandated electronic medical records may sound wonderful, but before rushing to put a system in place, we need to consider the downsides.