Matt Alldian

Russ Roberts of Cafe Hayek shares George Will's questions for then-Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan.

Concerns about potential data fraud in a Research 2000 poll commissioned by Daily Kos are discussed in a 2010 Cafe Hayek blog post. via Cafe Hayek.

Jason Kottke shares a satirical Onion article about the radio show "This American Life".

via kottke.org

Al Jazeera's live news updates covered Hezbollah rocket attacks, Israel's bombing of Beirut, and the situation in Gaza one year after an attack.

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The Daily Beast encountered a 404 error, indicating their specific page couldn't be found. via The Daily Beast

Don Boudreaux declines an invitation to recommend students for a union organizing program, arguing that economics students are taught to be suspicious of "vague terms" and instead favor free markets. via Cafe Hayek

Russian spies were arrested in the United States using methods that included traditional tactics and newer technology. via kottke.org

Tyler Cowen suggests checking out his new book, which can be preordered on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Borders.com.

via The source of this content is Marginal REVOLUTION.

Arnold Kling argues that the FCC should eliminate regulations and establish clear property rights for spectrum usage.

via Econlib.

Tyler Cowen curates a collection of links covering assorted links on topics ranging from Bitcoin to the five-state solution.

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WIRED offers the latest news and insights on technology, science, culture, and business.

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David Henderson shares Russ Roberts's Wall Street Journal op-ed which discusses four main ideas of Friedrich Hayek. via Econlib