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Right-to-try isn't about giving patients false hope; it's about self-determination and respecting individual rights.

If you have a growth mindset, the journey towards being more loving is challenging and joyous.

How does this happen, and how do we stop it?

Knights and their wars get a lot of attention, but the merchant was the real hero of the European Middle Ages.

Too many one-way rentals.

It has nothing to do with the medal count and everything to do with the burden on taxpayers.

Marianna Brashear is the Curriculum Development and Outreach Manager at FEE, and here's how she's changing the world.

The "capitalist peace" may be a heresy, but it's real.

China is not a "threat" to the American economy. It's essential to it.

Pinker offers an unashamedly humanistic definition of progress.

What do Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, and Steve Jobs all have in common?

The Defy program challenges inmates to harness their drive and reimagine their futures.

I would not be the same mother or activist or professional that I am today without attending that seminar.

You can control whether you will become fatigued by the slow march of time or if you will make yourself indefatigable.

Bryan Caplan's new book is a rigorous rebuttal to the claim that everyone should go to college.

Impact assessments and criticizing votes won't get Brits what they want post-Brexit. Hard work will.

Only when children are truly free to walk away from school will they become child-friendly places.

Chappelle’s words of wisdom should be inscribed on plaques to be placed on the wall in the White House.

The terror and torture of the death penalty.

There are no "legitimate" circumstances for aggressive violence.

Hampering the payday loan market will just make emergency borrowers even more desperate.

Trade is the furthest thing from war.

Debunking a highly influential regulatory theory.

America's score has improved, but not enough.

Federal ownership is not the best way to preserve the land — private ownership is.

This former New York detective shines a light on the darkness of our criminally unjust justice system.

Isn’t the FDA ostensibly there to make life better? I fail to see it.

Happiness is not an easily quantified state of being.

A significant disruption of the American health care model is definitely needed, and the team of Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JP Morgan Chase just might do it.

It's not uncommon for gifted children to be misdiagnosed with ADHD, and that comes with consequences.

Meaning is more vital than pleasure.

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Using the Turpin case as an excuse to regulate homeschoolers is dishonest.

Poland is displaying some impressively illiberal policies, but the EU is wrong to bully them.

John Hyde never let political party affiliation get in the way of doing the right thing.

How much of our gleaming new infrastructure will fall into disrepair?

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In its effort to stifle the false notion of Polish-run death camps during WWII, the Polish government only brought more attention to it.

No matter which party is in power, it never fails that government continues to grow. Why?

Both political parties are guilty of approving the broadening of the federal government's reach.

The Fed put us in this predicament. Only the market can get us out of it.

The best option available is to let rhino owners harvest their horns and to offer a far more humane, sustainable product in order to compete with the black market.

There's nothing inherently wrong with space exploration and study. Why can't we fund it voluntarily?

How can we raise kids who are problem solvers if we're always solving their problems?

It inspired my own babysitting empire.

No doubt the digital industries will benefit from tax reform, too; but more than ever, the physical industries are poised to leverage information.

Spending more on aid is only a positive if current programs are working, which they are not.

And American solar industry jobs in particular.

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