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Life, Inc. is a fascinating look at how the institutions in which we live create the means for corporations to thrive at the expense of individuals.
Heretical Ideas’ resident legal expert Tom Traina reports on day one of the Joel Tenenbaum copyright infringement case.
Should churches be allowed to keep their special status as tax-exempt entities?
Those who claim that Obama is a citizen rely too heavily on the metaphysical premise that reality is perceivable and knowable.
Little Brother is a bracing young adult adventure of a teenager who prefers to stomp his sneakers into tyranny’s face.
The strange media-driven patterns of death and remembrance are baffling.
“I had the ambition to not only go farther than man had gone before, but to go as far as it was possible to go.” — Captain Cook
Our last article in what it means to be an American explores the nature and continuity of fundamental American values.
In our third series on what it is to be an American, we examine cultural icons and reflect how they set expectations for American behavior.
The second part of our series on being an American focuses on America’s science heroes.