from FEE

It’s time for mass, peaceful noncompliance.

Spotify is being pressured to remove contentious episodes of Joe Rogan's podcast, but capitulating to pressures would act as an informal form of censorship. Fortunately, there’s an alternative.

Legalizing organ markets would save lives, so why are so many people opposed to it?

Denmark, Finland, Norway, the Czech Republic, and the United Kingdom are among the European nations who’ve recently scrapped all or key provisions of the COVID state.

Compulsory “bitcoinization” laws like El Salvador’s are contrary to the very purpose and spirit of Bitcoin.

Hannah Cox delivers testimony to the US Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

In 1690, Massachusetts Bay Colony embarked upon a short-lived experiment in unbacked paper money. It did not go well.

Several governments in Spain scrapped COVID passports following the study's release.

But the costs of these draconian measures weren’t minimal at all.

There are several takeaways from Mandy Velez’s wonderful story.

Conscience is a moral right in that it is a precondition for the exercise of our responsibilities.

To fix the blindness of a nation, it might help if we all take a hard look at the log in our own eye.

Author J.K. Rowling once said she "was every bit as reprehensible" as Lord Voldemort. In fact, she's worse.

Those who realize how poorly college sets them up for career success can find alternatives.

Agricultural markets aren't free in the US. They should be.

Millionaires calling for more taxes is a typical “postman bites dog” news story.

Robert Murphy’s new book "Understanding Money Mechanics" is an excellent primer for learning what money is, why it originated, and how it works in the world today.

One of the reasons the US is so prosperous is the fact that we have a gigantic domestic free trade area.

It has become increasingly clear that antitrust is not about competition, but control.

Keep the government out of the free market.

Respecting negative rights not only avoids the problems introduced by positive rights, it also makes higher education better and potentially cheaper—just by giving people the freedom to choose.

How NFTs are all about property rights

Productive people like Elon Musk who open up Mars to colonization should be able to do so free of government interference.

Those who wish to implement price caps really just wish to ignore the reality of scarcity.

The “American Innovation and Choice Online Act,” is tailored in a way that singles out and attacks some of the most successful companies in America.

Bob Marley hated politics, but he sure loved freedom.

Biden has also imposed 131 million hours of new annual paperwork on Americans.

Ekstra Bladet, one of Denmark’s largest newspapers, gleaned one of the most important lessons in journalism during the pandemic.

Is a moneyless society a truly futuristic idea—one we should strive for? Or is it actually primitive and unworkable?

It’s a place where people live and let live.

The world of education is not what it used to be.

Duke University professor Richard Salsman asks an alarming rhetorical question in his new book.

As the Omicron surge crests, campus COVID restrictions are getting even tighter.

Personal finance guru Dave Ramsey recently caused a stir over comments he made in a recent interview about charging market rates for rent. But does he have a point?

Vaccinated individuals and those who had recovered from COVID-19 both showed significant defense against the Delta variant, the CDC announced.

Forget robbing the rich to feed the poor; student debt cancellation is robbing the workers to give bailouts to the wealthy.

America's current supply chain problems are unusual. So why do they normally not occur?

Quebec is already moving forward with a tax on unvaccinated citizens.

Juan de Mariana was dragged before the Inquisition on charges of treason for arguing that 'natural law is morally superior to the might of the state.'

Harvard economist Jason Furman said the notion that "corporate greed" is driving inflation is not grounded in sound economics.

For centuries, the extraordinary influence and prosperity of the tiny Republic of Genoa stemmed not from a political leader but from a well-run private bank.

About 75 percent of the benefits went to the top 20 percent of earners.

If you could spend one hour with MLK, what would you talk about with him?

The real criminal in this case is the state.

Black lives and minds matter.

Roman Imperial advancements in free trade, property rights, and urbanization offered the Founding Fathers a vision for what America could be and a blueprint for the American Dream.

Contentious scientific questions should be vigorously debated, not smugly shut down.

In the third year of this pandemic, it appears government officials are finally starting to listen to Elon Musk.

Australia revoked Novak Djokovic's visa again, days after a judge reinstated it.

Regardless of the reason, the data are clear. Americans want out of these states.