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By Connor O’Keeffe One of the first major actions President Donald Trump’s team took as he began his second term
By Jonathan Newman For better or worse, Elon Musk has taken a liking to old Milton Friedman videos. On the good side,
By Vincent Cook Among his recent jingoistic outbursts, President-elect Donald Trump stated in a social media post that American possession
By Thomas J. DiLorenzo In his inaugural address President Trump called President William McKinley (1897-1901) “great” and proudly announced that
Much of the debate over so-called “birthright citizenship” is over interpretations of the Fourteenth Amendment to the US constitution. Most
By Frank Shostak If inflation is a general increase in prices, as most experts hold, then why is it regarded
By Finn Andreen Why has the United States’ government become so politically dysfunctional? How can it be that the nation—partially founded
By Jack Watt EU policymakers have created new regulation for the aviation sector. ReFuelEU Aviationmandates the use of sustainable aviation fuels
By Connor O’Keeffe On Monday, in their final hours in office, former President Biden’s team chose to issue a blanket
By Benjamin Seevers A Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) run by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. will likely go
By Frank Shostak When signs of an economic weakness emerge, most “experts” are quick to recommend fiscal and monetary stimulus.
By George Ford Smith Peace on earth is a wish that gets extra emphasis this time of year. We’re told
By Mihai Macovei European countries are the largest welfare states in the OECD and among the highest in the World.
By Connor O’Keeffe Last week, parts of Los Angeles, California, were devastated by a series of especially destructive wildfires. While
By Frank Shostak According to many commentators, a growing economy requires a growing money stock, because economic growth gives rise
By Ryan McMaken President Joe Biden awarded the so-called Presidential Medal of Freedom to Pope Francis on Saturday. The award, according
By Wanjiru Njoya In the run-up to the inauguration of Donald J. Trump as 47th president of the United States, political activists, frustrated by the...
By Katrina Gulliver This month marks the 30th anniversary of the beginning of the World Trade Organization. The WTO was
By Daniel Lacalle Crises are never caused by building excessive exposure to high-risk assets. Crises can only happen when investors,
By Joshua Mawhorter Readers are doubtless familiar with the concept of a trick question, in which the asking of the
By William L. Anderson In August 2006, I was deeply involved in the infamous Duke Lacrosse Case. It hadn’t taken
By Ryan McMaken Donald Trump wants an open border with Canada. At least, that’s what would happen if Trump were
By Sergio Fernández Redondo The recent general election in Ireland has left a rather divided political scenario wherein no party has reached the...
By Ryan McMaken It’s been four years since the January 6 riots of 2021, and with each passing year it becomes more clear that the event was not an...
By Keli‘i Akina If you’ve ever been to Hawaii, you might wonder why anyone would leave the state. Its beauty and fair weather are world-renowned,...
By Joshua Mawhorter “Nobody could hate war more than I do.”—J. P. Morgan, Senate Munitions Committee “We see men living with their skulls...
By Ryan McMaken The debate over immigration is working out perfectly for the deep state. Donald Trump is calling on the CIA and the FBI to “get...
By Lawrence W. Reed Is that a misprint in the title? Didn’t I mean 2025, you ask? No, I meant 2026. Everybody knows that New Year’s resolutions...
By Aaron Sobczak The Heritage Foundation hosted an event in September titled, “Exposing China’s Complicity in America’s Fentanyl Crisis.” The event...
By Thomas J. DiLorenzo President Trump’s first major speech on economic policy in 2017 was delivered in Lexington, Kentucky near the home of Henry...
By Jesús Huerta de Soto The President of the Argentine Republic, Javier Milei, has stated that he is going to present a legislative proposal to...
By Wanjiru Njoya In “Abolition: An Acid Test,” Murray Rothbard criticized libertarians who defended slavery as part of their defense of property...
By Vincent Cook In a November 30 Truth Social post, President-elect Trump threatened BRICS states—Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran,...
By Owen Ashworth London was flooded recently with hundreds of farmers, protesting the recent changes made by the Labour government to inheritance...
By Ryan McMaken Revolutionary totalitarian regimes have long attempted to make Christmas disappear, or to at least make Christmas into something...
By Frank Shostak Could an increase in the demand for money counteract the effect of an increase in the money supply? For example, if there were an...
By Kevin Van Elswyk The student loan crisis will end, “not with a bang but with a whimper.” After the presidential election, student debt will...
By Peter Jacobsen It’s the end of the year, and you know what that means. Like clockwork, Congress tries to push through a 1,500 page spending...
By Wanjiru Njoya It will not have escaped many people’s attention that one of the main strategies in America’s “reckoning on race and Southern...
By Katrina Gulliver Urban zoning is an issue on which the left and the right often find common ground: they don’t like it. The left often because...
India has emerged as the leading source of growth in global oil consumption in 2024 and 2025, overtaking China this year, according to our...
By Ryan McMaken Murray Rothbard is well known as an opponent of warfare perpetrated by states. This includes acts of war by states against other...
By John Kennedy As President Bashar al-Assad flees Syria, neocons and Zionists celebrate throughout the world, while those who will truly...
By José Niño On December 8, 2024, the 24-year reign of Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad came to an end after a rebel coalition of Al-Qaeda...
By Jon Wolfenbarger The US economy is ultimately driven by millions of people working hard to create and trade goods and services, but the US...
By Peter Jacobsen The US House of Representatives just passed H.R. 9495, the Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act. As...
By Ryan McMaken According to the latest monthly statement from the Treasury Department, the US government spent $668 billion in November, the...
By Hekmat Aboukhater As the Washington drawbridge lowers for a second Trump administration, the world attempts to glean any insights that might...
By J.R. MacLeod During his 2024 presidential campaign Donald Trump repeatedly and in grave terms highlighted the possibility of the US dollar...
By Joshua Mawhorter “I wanted to save a half million boys on our side…. I never lost any sleep over my decision.”—Harry Truman, (quoted in Alfred...