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Dave Nalle has been a magazine editor, freelance writer, capitol hill staffer, game designer and taught college history for many years. He is now a pro-liberty political activist and designs fonts for a living. You can find his writings on politics and culture at Republic of Dave, on conspiracy theories at IdiotWars and on design and fonts at The Scriptorium.
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While avoiding the issue of the constitutionality of detaining Jose Padilla as an enemy combatant, the Supreme Court has arranged his release to stand trial on terrorism charges in Florida.
Are government computer listening to you right now? Should they be if it's an effective way to identify and investigate potential terrorists?
I guess this is one way to strike back at the terrorists. Osama bin Laden's niece is appearing in the buff in the new issue of GQ magazine.
Despite the complacency of the UN, Iraqis have enthusiastically taken on the responsibility of making sure that their election produces a representative and balanced government.
The House and Senate are all puffed up with their final budget and its $42 billion in cuts. But that still leaves a $272 billion deficit. Is their red pen is out of ink? Mine isn't.
Some people see ghosts, others see aliens. I saw Santa and the experience is still with me 40 years later.
Christmas is a juggernaut you cannot stop. Everyone wants it in some form or another and they're not picky. They're willing to put up with everyone's goofy traditions so long as everyone else puts up with theirs.
This past weekend Eugene McCarthy folded his last campaign tent at a nursing home in Washington DC and headed on to a better place where honest politicians are revered and not reviled.
The latest polls from Iraq paint a wildly different picture from what most Americans have been led to expect, with a very positive outlook for the upcoming National Assembly election.
After 22 years on death row, Crips founder Stanley "Tookie" Williams has finally received justice delayed for far too long.
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