Outside the Beltway

The free market in action.

Terry Jones may sue the City of Dearborn for its prior restraint actions against him. And he should.

Demographic information about TV viewers is worthless to advertisers.

Donald Rumsfeld famously worked standing up. He was on to something.

Donald Trump is waiting to announce whether he’s running for president until after taping of “The Apprentice” concludes. Some thing NBC shouldn’t allow him to wait.

A Huffington Post contributor who had no expectation of being paid for his contributions is suing HuffPo for $105 million.

Mitt Romney forcefully said Tuesday night that he believes President Barack Obama was born in America and that “the citizenship test has been passed.”

Donald Trump has been surging in polls of Republican voters recently, but that doesn’t mean much of anything.

Should transparency stop at the water’s edge?

Public disclosure of campaign contributions makes it easier for incumbents to pressure backers of their opponent.

“Internet addiction” is a made-up malady.

Video entertainment is moving in two seemingly opposite directions simultaneously.

Glenn Beck will leave his Fox News show in December.

The experiences of two well-known academics denied tenure at Chicago provide some clues.

The American people have no idea what’s really in the Federal Budget, which makes any discussion about what to cut virtually impossible.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has mastered the worlds of bodybuilding, show business, and politics. Next, he’s going to try his hand at being a Marvel superhero.

Customers at a Radio Shack in Montana have an opportunity to get a free gun if they switch to Dish Network.

President Obama shouldn’t be criticized for picking his NCAA tourney brackets during wartime. But he shouldn’t get much credit, either.

The race for the 2012 Republican nomination is missing the one thing that GOP nomination battles have almost always had, a frontrunner.

Obama is visiting Brazil and Chile while American fighting men join the coalition against Libya.

The uneasy coalition that coalesced around action in Libya will be strained by decisions to come.

Will one of the worst natural disasters to hit Japan in centuries change the relationship between the Japanese government and the people?