Gun dealer study hints at bias in crime gun links
Our view criticizes the Americans for Gun Safety Foundation for using gun trace data to call for a dealer watch list. The piece argues that more inspections by BATF already exist, urges enforcement of existing laws, and notes the need to consider dealer volume, location, and definition of crime guns before labeling stores as suspect.
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President Bush on steroids sparks debate over sports drug rules
Jacob Sullum argues Bush overstated the case for banning performance enhancing drugs. He notes that safety claims are questionable, that prohibition may increase risks by discouraging medical guidance, and that athletes succeed through talent plus any available tools. He cites Dayn Perry and USA Track and Field chief Craig Masback supporting nuanced views.
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Endgame in Iraq The Washington Debate on Power Transfer
Stephen Chapman argues that June 30 offers no exit from Iraq as troop levels shift from 130000 to 105000 with possible UN help. He warns of renewed insurgency whether elections are held or regional caucuses chosen, urging direct Iraqi governance and a faster exit to avoid entrenchment and credibility loss.
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