The news isn’t particularly encouraging. Maintaining a free society involves more than standing up, militarily, to un-free ones.

For many Christians in America, 2012 will be remembered as a year of intensifying attacks on the right to practice their faith according to their consciences.

Democrats won big last week. So government will continue to grow. Individual freedom will yield, but at least some people with records of supporting liberty were elected.

The former Wisconsin governor, running for Senate, says it is not enough to repeal the Affordable Care Act and walk away. Republicans must address needed reform, but with the emphasis on market-based solutions.

We who hope for smaller government as a way to expand liberty and create prosperity are disturbed by what we heard from Romney last week.

It was in economic freedom that Americans showed the world what real equality looked like, when success spurred congratulations, not envy. To restore that uniquely American spirit of fairness we have lost, we must restore economic freedom.

Is an individual’s uncompensated advice, when volunteered to other individuals who seek and value it, constitutionally protected?

Op-ed: In Rhode Island, the Cranston school district announced it was banning father-daughter and mother-son events because a complaint from the American Civil Liberties Union.

The opposition leader, and voice of freedom, in the Burmese parliament brimmed with optimism about her country’s chances of finally becoming a free society during her visit to Washington.