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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development enables and finances corruption, and American taxpayers are funding it.

Marxists are pretty much the only thinkers who accept no responsibility whatsoever for real-world approximations of their ideas.

Concerns about income inequality are largely unsupported by evidence.

True stories are sometimes more astounding than fiction. Such is the case with Pino Lella.

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Salaries lag in some states, but nationally, wages and benefits outpace the private sector.

An overwhelming majority—95 percent—of Americans are confused about the state of global poverty.

Milton Friedman's idea that "the business of business is business" is not quite the rejection of "social responsibility" that people think it is.

Politicians choose their stances on issues based on public opinion, not principles.

Let's build a future where financiers and entrepreneurs can work together to create wealth and make our lives better.

It should be for each individual to choose whom to include and whom to exclude from his own voluntary relations.

Why are we so convinced that children learn through rigid curriculum?

There is no good reason to obsess about keeping production jobs stateside.

"This is a great victory for homeschoolers everywhere."

We have misplaced our understanding of the difference between "law" and "legislation."

The president of Kennedy Fabricating says the steel tariffs seem like the worst thing to happen to his company yet.

We don’t want to have restrictions on the very thing which makes us richer.

Research out of Yale University suggests the internet is making humans believe they are smarter than they actually are.

Celebrating the 200th birthday of Karl Marx is a slap in the face of millions of people killed by communism.

Universal government benefit programs are not gifts; they are contracts.

The case for UBI fails to acknowledge the complexity of why some people work and others don’t.

Already cash-strapped states are losing net tax-payers to lower-tax competitors at an astonishing rate.

Population panic has motivated far more forced sterilizations than even the Nazi ideology did.

Uber drivers face huge new fines in the Austrian capital as the regulatory battle against ride-sharing continues on.

Their role isn't pretty, but it's vital.

It is the inevitable consequence of our prevailing governing philosophy.

On his birthday, consider this condensed version of Spencer's essay, "Over-legislation."

When deciding which country has the best (or worst) environment for workers, it's not as simple as just the tax rate.

A 2017 paper published by three Stanford economists shows how damaging rent controls are.

There is a great deal of wisdom in the old saying, “there is no such thing as a free lunch.

“Property is…derived from the rules of justice.”

The Finnish government has decided to stop handing out requirement-free money.

Anne Robert Jacques Turgot was a man of truth, courage, and compassion.

Don't be a starry-eyed optimist, be a "serious possibilist."

In most wars, the revolutionaries are just as guilty as the state they’re revolting against.

In the wide variety of tools capable of changing hearts and minds, humor is one of the most powerful.

If there is no victim, there is no crime—and that’s why the War on Drugs is a war on addicts.

The worst poverty is not material poverty, but poverty of soul.

Give thanks to the corporations that have made our modern lives amazing.

Strikes, walk-outs, and the rejection of meritorious advancement.

An excerpt from 'Anarchy, State, and Utopia' by Robert Nozick

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Forget about dystopian visions of LA's San Fernando Valley turning into Manhattan.

Young business-owners grasp the importance of both small companies and large multi-national corporations in improving society.

A new movie about the infamous Kelo case tells the story of one of the most disgraceful Supreme Court decisions of modern times.

The country is still embracing heavy government involvement in the economy, and it's having the same disastrous effects.

The prophets of doom were not simply wrong, but spectacularly wrong.

If cab companies want to survive, they have to compete.

AI doesn't eliminate jobs, it just shifts them around.

Why do we fear things that improve our lives?