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California Has the Highest Poverty Rate in America. Why?
“One of the great mistakes is to judge policies and programs by their intentions rather than their results.” - Milton Friedman
Raising Millionaires’ Taxes Will Drive Them Away
Hidden behind the rhetoric of a "millionaires' tax" is a flimsy case for states trying to raise taxes on the wealthy.
Are Earmarks a Lesser Evil than Easing Gridlock?
Congress and President Trump are considering putting pork back on the table.
Inner Strength Training Can Rebuild Lives and Prevent Violence
Shame and humiliation underlie most acts of extreme violence.
Tariffs and Artificial Scarcity Don't Make Prosperity
Tariffs were not the driving force behind US industrialization.
20 Money Truths and Falsehoods from My Social Media Feed
What are your favorite sayings?
Your Coworkers Are Your Most Important Clients
You have to communicate and sell your ideas effectively.
All Laws Prohibit Either Crimes or Liberties
Actions that do not produce an identifiable victim are not crimes.
The Greatest Showman and the Beauty of the Entrepreneurial Spirit
A must see film for every dreamer and entrepreneur.
A Federal Gas Tax Will Only Fuel Bureaucracy
In today’s dollars, the real gas tax rate has risen substantially since the early 1980s.
Stop Calling It an Opioid Crisis
Renaming the problem a “heroin and fentanyl crisis” might be a way to trigger a refocus.
Juries Should Be More Than Rubber Stamps for Prosecutors
Jury nullification is a long-standing tradition in both American and British criminal law, and, despite government's best efforts, the practice is becoming more common once again.
Macron Is Using the "Fake News" Excuse to Attack Press Freedom
Only on the free market of ideas can information be checked and double-checked.
Even in Prison, This Professor Never Stopped Teaching Liberty and Love
Dr. Doan works tirelessly to change the world with his defense of liberty.
Mexican Cities Are Escaping Corruption and the Cartels through Secession
The Mexican government is a grim example of the “stationary bandit” in action.
"Let People Be Free" - Lawrence Reed Interviewed in Brazil
A message of freedom to the people of Brazil.
The Cake Case Shows the Court's Bias against Commerce
Nothing inherent to commerce requires that rights end where commerce begins.
National Problems Need Local Solutions
The corrective to political abstractions and personal isolation is the localization of national concerns.
Teachers (and Students) Deserve Better than Their Unions
With opportunities for unskilled young people disappearing, it is all the more vital that education provides our children with the skills they need to succeed.
The Constitution Is Useless if We Don't Follow It
The point of the Constitution is to limit the government, not "reinterpret" it to mean whatever you want it to mean.
Collective Narcissism Is the Root of Political Evil
Collective narcissists demand privileged treatment, not equal rights.
Did America Get Fat by Listening to Government Experts?
How much disease has been caused by the Food Pyramid?
I Was Denied Service Based on Beliefs — And I’m Okay With That
A company I wanted to pay denied me service because my values did not line up with theirs. And that's their right.
Long-Standing Polish-Ukrainian Tensions Are No Match for Markets
The only fight that happens on the streets of Lviv is competition for customers.
Sketchy Bankruptcies Are Corrupting a Vital Market Mechanism
Abusing the bankruptcy system threatens to undermine one of the most important aspects of our economies.
Ayn Rand's Career Advice Is Still on Point
These words of wisdom are applicable not only to Rand’s success but to the careers of any great achiever.
Getting a Grip on the Great Smartphone Panic of 2018
People tend to panic when media tech leaps forward, but that doesn't mean it needs government intervention.
The Instant Pot and How Empathy Is at the Core of Capitalism
Dr. Robert Wang, creator of the Instant Pot, has read all 39,000 Amazon customer product reviews.
No, Immigrants Are Not Stealing Our Jobs
Jobs might become less lucrative, but they aren’t stolen.
Has Brexit Boosted the British Economy?
After the Brexit referendum, there were many dire predictions for the British economy, but have any of them come true?
Too Many Millennial Men Are Behind Bars
The increase in incarceration has a devastating effect on the workforce.
Modern Mercantilists Misunderstand Money
The point of money is what it can buy, not simply possessing it.
How New Tax Cuts Are "Fighting for $15"
Lighter burdens and higher productivity, not mandates like the minimum wage, are the path to higher wages.
Canada’s Prime Minister Only Pretends to Support Free Trade
Justin Trudeau says he wants "free trade," but what he really seems to want is cozy protectionism.
California's Soaring Gas Taxes Aren't Even Going to the Roads
But a potential amendment could outlaw that.
Fatherless Families Are Far Too Common
Today, roughly 1 in 4 fathers don't live with their kids.
Missile False Alarm in Hawaii: How Wrong Buttons Can Wreak Havoc
Should the survival of humanity hinge on bureaucratic protocols?
In NYC, Stop-and-Frisk Was Stopped, Yet Crime Fell
Good news for civil libertarians and New Yorkers
Business Is Getting Too Politicized
A trend that follows growth in state power
Don't "Protect" Africa from E-Learning
Modernization is not Westernization
Civilization and Private Property Are Inseparable
Government has become a “respectable” way to violate what it supposedly defends.
Thanks Capitalism, Refrigerators Are Awesome!
The growing prevalence of refrigerators is partly due to their declining cost and partly due to people’s growing incomes.
How a Bitcoin System is Like and Unlike a Gold Standard
The most important difference between Bitcoin and gold lies in their contrasting supply and demand mechanisms
When the State Partners with Business, the Devil's in the Details
Demand risk partnerships are good because user fees ensure that projects are worthwhile and costs do not get out of control.
4 Ways the Fight against Inequality Backfires
Policies might be aimed at the rich, but the poor tend to suffer the most damage.
Jeff Sessions Should Ask Cancer Patients about Cannabis
One can only assume that he has never experienced the treatments associated with stage-four cancer.
Are We In the Middle of a Loneliness Epidemic?
Loneliness threatens to overwhelm the government health system.
Bitcoin Is Worth Far More than Its Price
Bitcoin’s price surge has brought mainstream attention to these new ideas, and that in itself provides great value.
Mad about Net Neutrality and EpiPens? Blame Regulations
Burdensome FDA regulations and other laws created a monopoly.
Move Over Ambulances, Uber’s Coming
Some patients just need to get to the hospital.
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