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Three Free-Market Ways To Limit Immigration – OpEd

Three Free-Market Ways To Limit Immigration – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken Key Takeaways: The problem of immigration enforcement has always been a thorny issue for those who prefer

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The Quants Move To Equities: A Much Bigger Bubble To Burst – OpEd

The Quants Move To Equities: A Much Bigger Bubble To Burst – OpEd

By Kevin E. Villani Key Takeaways: As described in The Rise of the Quants, the sub‑prime debacle was the product

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Public Housing Provides No Shelter From Shortages – OpEd

Public Housing Provides No Shelter From Shortages – OpEd

By Carlos Boix Key Takeaways: A wave of protests in Spain is asking for a solution to the “habitational crisis.”

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Economic Sanctions, State Power, And Cuba: A Rothbardian Critique Of U.S. Interventionism – OpEd

Economic Sanctions, State Power, And Cuba: A Rothbardian Critique Of U.S. Interventionism – OpEd

By Dr. Birsen Filip Key Takeaways: In 2019, the first Trump administration imposed many new sanctions against Cuba, including measures

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The Paradox Of Digital Security: When Surveillance Creates The Insecurity It Claims To Solve – OpEd

The Paradox Of Digital Security: When Surveillance Creates The Insecurity It Claims To Solve – OpEd

By Luc Lelièvre Key Takeaways: Digital surveillance promises to make institutions more secure by enabling them to see more. Automated

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Is AI A Financial Bubble? – OpEd

Is AI A Financial Bubble? – OpEd

By Frank Shostack Key Takeaways: According to some commentators, economic bubbles emerge because of inadequate demand and expanded capacity. Many

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The Truth About The Crisis In Ceuta – OpEd

The Truth About The Crisis In Ceuta – OpEd

By Sergio Fernández Redondo Key Takeaways: The recent migratory crisis in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta shows no signs of

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State Hypocrisy And Historic Crimes – OpEd

State Hypocrisy And Historic Crimes – OpEd

By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya Key Takeaways: The United Nations has been trying for years to pin the moral blame for

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The Destruction Of Venezuela’s Economy Under Chávez And Maduro – OpEd

The Destruction Of Venezuela’s Economy Under Chávez And Maduro – OpEd

By Jonathan Simon Key Takeaways: In 1920, Ludwig von Mises put forward a fundamental idea in an essay that would

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Midterm Massacre: GOP Dealt The Historic Beatdown It Richly Deserved – OpEd

Midterm Massacre: GOP Dealt The Historic Beatdown It Richly Deserved – OpEd

By Dale Steinreich Key Takeaways: I. Election Results In a national referendum on their wayward president, GOP representatives, senators, and

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Democracy Burns France – Again – OpEd

Democracy Burns France – Again – OpEd

By Franco L. Farías Key Takeaways: Thousands of young French people are protesting for better public services. Statist vermin exploit

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AI Will Cut The BS Jobs – OpEd

By Per Bylund Key Takeaways: Fears mount that AI will replace humans in all kinds of work. As with any

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Debating The Proposition Nation – OpEd

By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya Key Takeaways: The public debate about whether America is a proposition nation has pitted those who

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What Leads To Violent Populism? – OpEd

By Mark Thornton Key Takeaways: Beyond the high-profile assassination of Charlie Kirk, the amount of political violence has greatly increased.

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Legitimate Care Or A Tax-Fed Racket? Mental Health Care For Adolescent Girls – OpEd

By Jeffery L. Degner Key Takeaways: The mental health of American young people has been in trouble for decades. Yet,

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Iran, The Midterms, And The Myth Of Government By The People – OpEd

By Connor O’Keeffe Key Takeaways: With the Israeli election this week and America’s midterms next Tuesday, President Donald Trump and

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The American Government’s Shameful Economic Warfare Against Cuba – OpEd

By Dr. Birsen Filip Key Takeaways: The Trump administration has shown no interest in pursuing a policy of peaceful engagement

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How Party Politics Fueled The Militarization Of Race Relations – OpEd

By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya Key Takeaways: According to the non-aggression principle, aggressive violence is never justified. But stating the principle

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The UN Wants To Govern AI, It Can Barely Govern Itself – OpEd

By Jabulani Chibaya Key Takeaways: This week in New York, under the banner “Restoring trust, managing transformation,” the world’s diplomats

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How To Create The Most Destructive Financial Bubble In History: Unleash The Finance Quants – OpEd

By Kevin E. Villani Key Takeaways: Private market discipline is dynamic: prices adjust continuously as participants update their perceptions. Public

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No, Miserly Retirees Are Not Tanking The Economy – OpEd

By William L. Anderson Key Takeaways: An enduring myth in American politics is that wealthy people—and especially billionaires—are hoarding their

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The Victim’s Dilemma: The Fallacy Of The Strong State In Times Of War – OpEd

By Maksym Vlasenko Key Takeaways: Aggressive interstate war aims at seizing territory, subjugating populations, and establishing political control. By...

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European Regimes Renew Their Attacks On Free Speech – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken Key Takeaways: In recent weeks, German and French politicians have denounced free speech, and especially the concept

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The Keynesian Multiplier ‘Magic’ – OpEd

By Frank Shostak Key Takeaways: According to John Maynard Keynes, If the Treasury were to fill old bottles with banknotes,

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GOP Spending Swells US Deficit To Nearly $2 Trillion For 2026 – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken Key Takeaways: The Treasury Department released its monthly statement on Friday and has now confirmed what we

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How The Republicans Seized Control Of Voting Rights From The States – OpEd

By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya The Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 are often seen

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How Brazil’s Government Is Making Work Illegal – OpEd

By Henrique Torrescasana Trevisan Key Takeaways: More than 38 million Brazilian workers fall outside the reach of one of the

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Rise Of AfD In Germany Signals Dwindling Support For Welfarism And Interventionism – OpEd

By Dr. Mihai Macovei Key Takeaways: Populist radical right parties have gained remarkable traction across Europe since the refugee crisis

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Natural Law Principles In The Conservative Tradition – OpEd

By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya Key Takeaways: Texas Republicans recently became embroiled in a dispute between two factions that we could

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How Changes In The Money Supply Affected The Great Depression – OpEd

By Frank Shostak Key Takeaways: In his writings, Milton Friedman blamed the Federal Reserve for causing the Great Depression of

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Compulsion And The Moral Status Of Action: Stoicism, Voluntaryism, And The Non-Aggression – OpEd

By Michael S. Milano Key Takeaways: Can an act be virtuous if it is compelled? Can a society be considered

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Home Sales: ‘High’ Interest Rates Are Not The Problem, High Prices Are – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken Key Takeaways: One hears a lot these days from real estate agents and other observers of real

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The Silent Theft: How Castro’s Regime Stole Aurelio Baldor’s Life, Work, And Legacy – OpEd

By Jonathan Simon Key Takeaways: hroughout Latin America, millions of students have held in their hands a book with a

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Wildfires And Collectivism: Why They Are Related – OpEd

By Carlos Boix Key Takeaways: Why do we still have wildfires raging in Spain? With all the regulations, restrictions, and resources poured

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What Democratic Socialists Don’t Want You To Know About Monopoly – OpEd

By Rudolph Kohn Key Takeaways: The democratic socialists are back, and, as always, they’re spouting promises to make things better

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The Politics Of Faking Success – OpEd

By Connor O’Keeffe Key Takeaways: As a politician, Donald Trump has always been almost unmatched in his ability to direct

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How War Propaganda Justifies Conscription Into Unjust Wars – OpEd

By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya Key Takeaways: Conscription is a form of indentured servitude. Murray Rothbard argued that everyone has a natural right

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Government By Consent Of The Governed, Later On – OpEd

By George Ford Smith Key Takeaways: You might want to hire someone to paint your house, but the painters need your permission

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The K-Shaped Economy Is Not In Your Imagination – OpEd

By Michael Matulef Key Takeaways: Open the financial pages and a strange creature stares back at you. The S&P 500

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Zhao Ziyang, Zhu Rongji, And The Limits Of The Chinese Market Reform Under The Communist Party Rule – OpEd

By Dr. William Hongsong Wang Key Takeaways: The death of former mainland Chinese premier Zhu Rongji on August 12 has renewed discussion

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Rothbard’s Unfinished Question: What About Power? – OpEd

By Ouki Furutsuki Key Takeaways: Murray Rothbard gave libertarianism one of its clearest ethical structures: Individuals own themselves. From...

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Slavery Was Not The Difference: How Legal Innovations Made America A Superpower While Brazil Stagnated – OpEd

By Lipton Matthews Key Takeaways: On the American Left, a familiar idea has taken root: that slavery was not just

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The Crony Capitalists Who Financed The Bolshevik Revolution – OpEd

By Nathan Triner Key Takeaways: The United States is not a free-market or true “capitalist” society but rather a crony

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Trump Spending Has Created The Largest Deficit Since Covid – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken Key Takeaways: Bond yields are ripping, with the 10-year climbing above 4.9% and at the highest level since

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From Predation To Mutation: When State Expansion Reaches The Anthropological Limit – OpEd

By Luc Lelièvre Key Takeaways: The modern state is often described as an institution that coordinates social life. It provides

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Foreign Policy Gnosticism: The Appeal To The Black Box Of ‘Our Leaders Know More’ – OpEd

By Joshua Mawhorter Key Takeaways: Very early in the history of Christianity, within the first and second centuries, there arose

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US Money-Supply Growth Accelerated In July To A 59-Month High – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken Key Takeaways: Shortly after becoming the new Fed chairman, Kevin Warsh has admitted that it’s been more

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Quibbling Over The Definition Of Private Property – OpEd

By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya Key Takeaways: Property rights are defined in many ways. It often happens that academics who are interested in

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Cash Removal Will Damage The Market Economy – OpEd

By Frank Shostak Key Takeaways: According to certain experts, there is an urgent need to remove cash from the economy.

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The Real Elites Vs. The Ruling Elites – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken Key Takeaways: Always and everywhere, political institutions are controlled by elites. It doesn’t matter if the regime

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