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Objectivist entrepreneur Logan Darrow Clements, whom we interviewed in 2003 during his bid for the governorship of California, has released "Sick and Sicker," which is billed as "the movie that puts ObamaCare on ice." You ... »More

As an update to the news in our earlier post, in response to John McCaskey's resignation from the Ayn Rand Institute and The Anthem Foundation, The Intellectual Activist's Robert Tracinski has published "Anthemgate," Paul and ... »More

John McCaskey, founder of the Anthem Foundation and a longtime member of the Ayn Rand Institute's board of directors, has resigned from both organizations. »More

From reader Caroline Johnson: An original Ayn Rand manuscript will be up for auction at Sotheby's New York on Friday, June 18 at 10:00 AM. This is the first major original Rand manuscript to come ... »More

The Free Minds conference will be held this year in Alexandria, Virginia from June 30 to July 8. They offer a low-cost half-week option, as well as student scholarships. Early registration discount ends on May ... »More

Ed Snider, perhaps best known as owner of the Philadelphia Flyers, is starting a new cable network called RightNetwork, which will compete with Fox News while focusing on entertainment rather than news. Snider has long been ... »More

For anyone who missed the "Atlas Shrugged" episode of Stossel, it's now available online via Hulu. »More

Ever wonder how the nonprofit Ayn Rand Institute is doing in these economically challenging times? The answer is: Better than ever, thank you very much. »More

Atlasphere member Timothy Sandefur has published a rousing review of Anne Heller's new biography Ayn Rand and the World She Made. The review itself often seems more about what Sandefur thinks of Rand than about what ... »More

We've noted before that British politician Daniel Hannan is not only an articulate defender of freedom, but also an Ayn Rand fan. Recently the Independence Institute brought him to the U.S., where he gave the ... »More