As the World Ages

ARnold Kling points to a new article on how aging populations will affect the world, especially Mexico and the United States.

The Last Outlaw

Alex Marvez talks to Stan Hansen.

Iron Man

William Shatner debuts his version of the heavy metal classic.

Moneyball and the Military

National Review says defense spending cuts could help the Pentagon.

Moneyball

Steve Sailer reviews it.

Immigration, the Republicans and the End of White America

The latest from Ron Unz in The American Conservative.

Nice Car Company You Got There

It would be a shame if anything happened to it.

Take It with a Grain of Salt

The left says there's no such thing as a war on salt. But Lucy Steigerwlad notes that there real position is that the

moment something is proven or suggested to be harmful by enough experts, to resist heavy-handed regulations (or to fear them) is to be anti-science.

Five Myths About Millionaires

They are debunked in the Washington Post.

The Bayonne Bleeder

Chuck Wepner will be the subject of a new documentary and, maybe, a movie staring Liev Schrieber.

Hagler vs. Leonard

A look back at that fight, with interviews with many of the people involved. I remember thinking Leonard lost. i don't recall him being such a bitch.

Regime Uncertainty

Economist Don Boudreaux explains what prolonged the Great Depression and the Great Recession.

Pakistan Isn't Really on Our Side

Steve Sailer explains why we have been ignoring that.

Groupie (Superstar)

This song is credited to Bonnie Bramlett and Leon Russell, but I've read that Delaney actually wrote many, maybe all, of the songs credited to Bonnie. He let her have the credit because he had a music publishing deal he didn't like.

Will Georgia Execute an Innocent Man?

Why should Texas have all the fun?

Obama Administration Deports 1 Millionth Person

He is way ahead of the pace set by George W. Bush.

Was Nathan Deal Right to Can the State Climatologist?

Master Resource, a conservative site dedicated to energy and environmental issues, says he was not.

What Ron Paul Should Have Said, Part II

Bryan Caplan responds to Rod Long and says Paul basically got it right in his answer to Wolf Blitzer's healthcare question.

Tea Partiers vs. E-Verify

Some of them, anyway. Despite their claims to oppose larger, more intrusive government, Georgia Tea Party groups supported a law state law enacted this year that will force businesses to use E-Verify.

Neoconservatism Taken Down

David Gordon reviews Bradley Thompson's new book.

What Ron Paul Should Have Said

Rod Long answers Wolf Blizters' question about patients lacking health insurance.

The Big Car Companies Love Big Government

Eric Peters explains why.

The Skeptical Environmentalist: 10 Years Later

Bob Bradley looks back at the influential book.

It's the Investment, Stupid II

More from Steve Horwitz.

The World's Largest Employer

Ike warned us about this.

Whiskey, Weed & Women

A little Hank Williams III.

It's the Investment, Stupid

Steve Horwitz looks at what really ails the American economy.

Media Bias

Arnold Kling as some thoughts.

Georgia Program That Obama Touted

Doesn't work very well and is almost broke.

In Defense of Tax Havens

The latest from my old college pal Dan Mitchell.

Truther Comic

This doesn't sound as promising as Veitch's work on Swamp Thing.

A World Without Borders?

Economist Michael Clemens sys it makes sense.

Children of the Night

They are making music in France again.

Big Government Conservatives

The latest from Barton Hinkle.

Whatever Else you May say About Brock Lesner

You can't say he's afraid of tough competition. He's signed to fight Alastair Overeem in December. Based on the caliber of fighters he's defeated lately, Reem can lay a solid claim to best heavyweight in the world right now.

Don't know who to pick in this one. But I'm sure it ain't going five rounds. It might not go two.

Christians, Immigrants and Liberty

The latest from Tony Woodlief.

Thug State

Paul Gregory looks at Russia.

Take That FEMA

How Waffle House responds to natural disasters.

Government vs. Google

Arnold Kling spots the difference.

I Ain't Afraid of Your Husband

All Blue Collar Work Is Not the Same

Economist Steve Horwitz looks at (one reason) why the stimulus did not work.

UPDATE: Steve has more thoughts here.

UFC: Very Dumb or Very Smart

They've announced that their first show on Fox will feature Cain Velasquez vs. Junior Dos Santos for the heavyweight belt. If they put that on PPV, it would be guaranteed to generate at least 700,000 buys. So they are leaving a lot of money on the table. On the other hand, it is a high-profile matchup that should be an action-filled fight, so they are kicking off the Fox series with a big bang.

You Are Right. The Experts Are Wrong

Government econmics statistics are meant to mislead.