Letter of Liberty News Edition (New Year's Eve Edition)

Here is the New Year's Eve edition of my news round-up

Lew Rockwell lists the 13 good things for liberty that occurred.

David D. Kirkpatrick gives a lengthy report on what happened in Benghazi.

Nathan Nicolaisen shows why intellectual property is unnecessary for medical developments.

Peter Klein explores the economics of apartheid. 

Jonathan Goodwin looks at the relation between property rights and fractional-reserve banking.

James Bovard shows the sordid history of IRS abuse.

Doug Newman gives his annual report on 2013. 

John Whitehead looks at what is in store for our freedoms in 2014. 

Robert Sharpe condemns the lunacy of the drug war. 

Walter Williams makes the case for peaceful secession.

Ron Paul shows how government policies hurt workers. 

Jim Fedako compels Christian agents of the government to resign.

Paul Craig Roberts shows why things will be worse in 2014.

Shahid Butter shows why judicial rulings on the NSA won't really matter in the long run.

Logan Albright addresses the issue of height restrictions.

Adam Weinstein shows that the loss of Afghanistan proves America's not the world's special snowflake.

William Taft IV shows that US torture is very costly.

Robert Scheer exposes the monsters of our own creation.

Jacob Hornberger refutes yet another mindless leftist attack on libertarianism.

Russia Today reports on the Algorean case which might present some inconveniences for global warming proponents.

Nicolas Loris shows why we should stock up on incandescent light bulbs.

Scientists tell us their favorite jokes.

Joseph Mercola warns us of the worst ingredients to put into our bodies.

Lew Rockwell asks for a donation to his website.

Lyuba Lulko reports on the terrorist attacks occurring in Russia.

Sebastian Sandersius gives some tips on threading a needle.