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The cost of homes is expected to rise by almost $10k, on average.

Almost all of the 1,000 people on the "Rich List" got there by their own hard work, not luck and inheritance.

We as a society are much too eager to label anything we don't like as "racist" or "fascist."

Success is found by constantly asking, “How can I make this better?”

Corruption and big government have always gone hand-in-hand.

F.A. Hayek contributed a huge body of work to the advancement of liberty. Here are a few choice selections.

The closing of Toys 'R' Us might give us a pang of nostalgia, but it's a normal, healthy market process that we should embrace.

Louisiana keeps its status as the only state that licenses flower arranging.

Self-control may well be a skill that can be cultivating by exposure to it in others.

The IMF’s agenda of bigger government and higher taxes is a recipe for continued poverty.

CEOs have more power than they seem to think, and they need not simply bow down to every ridiculous government whim.

The real issue at hand is why more and more money never produces better outcomes.

The "conservative" farm bill for 2018 is anything but.

Like the Gerasenes, the Rap-Pop-Fashion-Fame Media Land reacted in terror and outrage when Kanye loved their untouchable demoniac in Trump.

That statistic is based on pure numerical chicanery.

Entrepreneurship is a noble calling. Prepare yourself accordingly.

When will people learn that the answer to too much government is not more government?

The World Health Organization is a huge waste of taxpayer dollars with incredibly skewed priorities.

Most people develop a childhood habit of dodging punishment for mistakes, but it's a habit that must be broken.

The bottom line is that you can’t punish capital without punishing labor.

The Post Office is terrible at what it already does; adding on taxpayer-funded loans is just asking for trouble.

Adjusted for the size of the workforce, there might not be any country in the world that produces as much output per worker as the US.

Despite overwhelming odds and social pressure, Mises never wavered in his convictions.

The GOP farm bill needs some real cuts—both to farm subsidies and to food stamps.

I think it’s helpful to look at how the “new” jobs of today reflect the same archetypal social roles played out in the legends we love.

The requirement of a cancer warning on coffee in California is based on evidence that is flimsy at best.

In our messy world, graduates will be faced with making their own choices.

Before we decide, first we need to define our terms.

Let us use this anniversary to look at the man, his ideas, and their consequences with open and clear eyes.

European movies don't fail to get picked up by Netflix because they aren't American, but because they are terrible.

Professional politicians were never the intention of the Founding Fathers.

Leonard Read would have loved the emerging Korean detente.

Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius believed that battling reality was futile.

Smith's advocacy of free markets doesn't ignore cronyism; it's a warning to be vigilant against it.

Immigrants not only increase the labor supply, but also the labor demand.

Why are we so opposed to compensating people for saving someone else's life?

In order to get other people to do something for you, you need to do these two things.

The supervillain's master plan echoes the fears of 'Population Bomb' author Paul Ehrlich.

It shouldn't be surprising that we see such cost-saving technologies in orthodontics

Joining a federal task force means being deputized as a federal officer, which allows state and local cops to ignore local limits on surveillance.

The trading game is a great tool for teaching the benefits of free trade.

The end result would likely be a shift to a fee-based system, where users would have to pay to use Facebook and other platforms.

Not only will it be expensive, both in dollars and man-hours, but it probably won't change consumer behavior for the better.

In the face of a fleeing population, politicians in Illinois are doubling down on the policies that are driving people away in the first place.

What's so important about jobs, anyway? And what's the best way to make them?

Government meddling always leads to unintended consequences, and trucking regulations are no exception.

Biotech and pharmaceutical companies can and do cure diseases; it's government intervention that causes problems.

A high percentage of Americans lack community and social support structures,

There are many common arguments against immigration, both thoughtful and reactionary, and they're all pretty much wrong.

Like the fictional "vaporators" from 'Star Wars,' we can now harvest fresh water from thin air.