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Thailand Gov Cracks Down on Anti-Gov Protesters ()

Teachers in North Texas will be allowed to protect their students. ()
Rather than leaving the protection of students and teachers in the hands of off-site police officers, the community of Harold, Texas will allow its teachers to carry concealed firearms to allow them to protect their own school.

When asked to defend his school board's plan to allow teachers to carry guns, the superintendent replied:

'When the federal government started making schools gun-free zones, that's when all of these shootings started. Why would you put it out there that a group of people can't defend themselves? That's like saying "sic em" to a dog,'

Some Quebec youth calling for higher tuition fees ()
The youth wing of a political party in Quebec is calling for tuition rates to be doubled or tripled to fall in line with the national average of $6000/year. At least it's a step in the right direction.

German high court says "Nein!" to smoking ban. ()

First federal marijuana decriminalization bill before congress since 1978. ()

What's the best way to fight for liberty? ()

British troops out of Iraq next year. ()

San Francisco will get to vote on whether to prosecute prostitutes/Johns ()

Hells Angels beat the taxman ()

Court throws out CBS' wardrobe malfunction fine. ()

Another way to approach homeland security
I'm curious to hear what crashers have to say about this plan to deal with fighting terrorism in America. Obviously it's still a state-based solution, but I think it would definitely be an improvement.

More info (and a synopsis so you don't have to read the whole thing) after the jump.  read more »

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by Janet on 07/21/08

Newspaper calls "vindictive" punishment "hideously wrong" ()

Cuba to allow more private control of land for farming through leases. ()

Cops violating your rights? Keep you mouth shut or get punished. ()

Argentinian Senate stops farm tax bill ()

Google Self-Regulates Content -- How Novel! No State-Imposed Coercion! ()

Quebec to allow yellow margarine! Society may collapse. ()

EU Agriculture Commissioner wants to scrap some regulations! ()

oil profits are good.
If profits from oil went freely to private industry, they would be reinvested in an attempt to maximize wealth further. When governments control oil and when oil companies must pay off government to stay in business or to drive away competition, governments can use that money for whatever they want - and all too often what they want is to oppress people.

Call me crazy, but I'll take the profits.  read more »

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by Janet on 07/07/08

Sometimes bureaucracy is a good thing ()

USSC says prisoners have habeas corpus rights, too. ()

Drink and be merry, for tomorrow we can't ()

You tell em' Schweitzer ()

The right to bear arms ()

Fidel Castro steps down as Cuban leader after 49 years - celebratory cigar parties optional but strongly encouraged. ()

Government sees the light, lightbulbs to be banned. ()
Last December, President Bush signed an energy bill that will ban the sale of Edison's incandescent bulb, starting with the 100-watt bulb in 2012 and ending with the 40-watt bulb by 2014.

China's YouTube: Trouble for Beijing ()

Contest: Like asking for safety tips from Johnny Knoxville ()

"Libertarianism is hot, especially among free-market Republicans and 20-somethings." ()

First Annual Students for Liberty Conference! ()

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