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Scott Adams uses Dr. Kevorkian's run for Congress as a jumping off point for jokes, spurring commentary on the ethics of euthanasia. via The Dilbert Blog

Samizdata features writing from numerous authors on a variety of topics, including civil liberties and economics. via Samizdata

This page features a political cartoon by Kevin Kallaugher, originally published in *The Economist* on March 13th, 2008.

A Reason.com article argues that Washington D.C.’s “safe storage” law for firearms renders them unusable in self-defense, despite exceptions. via Reason.com

An Indian bank aims to empower sex workers by providing savings accounts, enabling them to refuse clients who won't use condoms and gain financial security. via Marginal REVOLUTION

The UK newspaper The Observer made a list of the top 50 most powerful blogs.

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Engadget's homepage features tech news, reviews and buying guides, including coverage of Amazon Prime Day deals. via Engadget

A March 2008 Reason article discusses Eliot Spitzer's endorsement of Hillary Clinton's presidential bid amidst scandals.

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Marginal Revolution estimates that investors spend $100 billion annually trying to beat the stock market. via Marginal Revolution

Scott Adams challenges readers to guess how many people will die in a 100-year lifespan, revealing a number much larger than we might initially think. via The Dilbert Blog

Thomas Schelling argued appearing irrational can be strategic, like in a game of chicken, and Nixon may have taken this theory to the extreme.

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