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New York Times Columnist and Princeton University Professor, Paul Krugman, recently won the Nobel Prize in Economics. Anne-Marie Slaughter, dean of the Woodrow Wilson School in Princeton, lauded him, claiming "Paul Krugman has been at the cutting edge of research on the most important phenomenon of our time: policymaking in the face of rapid and seemingly inexorable globalization".  Read More »

In a rational society, individuals know when they are about to commit a crime, since it is understood that laws are based on an objective morality. If laws are established to protect individuals from the infringement of their rights via force or fraud, then criminals, by definition, are justly regarded as immoral.  Read More »

After having been married off to a man more than three times her age, who would beat her into submission and forced her to have sex, 10-year-old Nujood Ali traveled to court and told the Yemeni jurist, "I came to get a divorce." News reporters packed the courtroom on June to hear the judge verbally condemn the husband.  Read More »