Great news: Washington, D.C., June 29, 2009-- Shortly after Independence Day, new free-standing floor displays of Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged, first published 52 years ago, will be placed in more than 850 bookstores across the ... »More

Writing for Bloomberg, Amity Shlaes has an interesting article about Ayn Rand and Atlas Shrugged. It begins: Imagine a novel of more than a thousand pages, published half a century ago. The author doesn’t have a ... »More

Beck doesn't (that I recall) explicitly mention "Going Galt" in this clip, but it certainly seems like an apt metaphor for what he's advocating not advocating. »More

Thanks to Don Hauptman for the heads-up. Summary for the episode: THE SIMPSONS "4 Great Women & A Manicure" - 8 \ 7c -- "THE SIMPSONS" -- (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT) MARGE AND LISA TELL TALES ABOUT FAMOUS WOMEN IN ... »More

BusinessWeek's "Debate Room" published a for-and-against piece on the topic: "Author Ayn Rand’s philosophy of rational self-interest is more relevant today—amid the flurry of government bailouts—than ever. Pro or con?" Onkar Ghate takes the affirmative position, ... »More

Click the image below to read the back cover of the latest Limbaugh Letter, from Rush Limbaugh. »More

New at The Week: Ayn Rand: Capitalism’s enduring crusader. This article is also at the top of the site's "most e-mailed" list. Thanks to Don Hauptman for the tip. »More

From Atlasphere member Steven Schub, lead singer of the world's only Objectivist Ska band, the Fenwicks: Music for your "Tax Day Tea Party": Our (musical) open love letter to John Galt, and a song which may ... »More

From The Atlas Society: "Tea parties." "Going Galt." You've probably seen a growing number of references to these in the media, online, and on signs at rallies reacting to new government spending and controls. The Boston Tea ... »More

Don Hauptman's article "The 'Lost' Parts of Ayn Rand's Playboy Interview" makes for interesting reading, and includes some unpublished passages from the original interview. »More