Voters in some state may legalize marijuana soon, perhaps as early as this November, says UCB Prof Robert MacCoun.
Poll shows strong support for legal marijuana
Giving can be philanthropy, charity, or legal bribery, the contributing to political campaigns resulting in skewed distribution.
Brad Pitt's Movie Critiques American Financiers
A chorus around the world sings out against hoarding Earth's worth, for sharing such value as our common wealth.
Yet Even an English Lord Gets the Power In the Land
Rich stockholders resent even richer CEOs who, in cahoots with the board of directors, get to loot the company's profits.
When the Top 1% Take on the Top 0.01%
Senior Editor Fred E. Foldvary examines the state takeover of oil and other policies for any public benefit.
Cry, the Beloved Argentina
Scientists get to conduct experiments and discover how things work but do we really want government to experiment us?
Can Government Experiment As Does Science?
People who accept taxes and subsidies as OK should accept responsibility for the consequences of their OKed policies.
Farmers Protest In Buenos Aires as Mexicans Go Hungry
Green RoundUp -- Oceans suffer, the US funds waste, but at least some tax reformers point us in the right direction.
Dolphins Die, Insects Grow In Pacific Ocean
A few get so, so much while everyone else play by different rules and live lives of struggle -- until you see a certain video.
Do Current Taxes Drive FaceBook Founder Elsewhere?
Sr. Editor Fred Foldvary suggests that suffering people become as wise as they are angry.
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