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Law-breaking shouldn't be rewarded with bigger budgets.

USPS is in financial turmoil due to the agency's internal mismanagement and bloated bureaucracy.

The state has no more right to tell me what I can put into my body than it does to tell me what can come out of my mouth.

What does the US have to show for spending billions on Homeland Security anti-terrorism?

John Holt's "How Children Learn" is still as relevant as ever.

Enclavization can facilitate voluntary separation as well as reduce tensions within the newly established Catalan State.

I don't have a grand, sweeping plan. I just want peace.

The lack of free-market ingenuity is nothing short of heart-breaking.

The Masterpiece Cakeshop case forces us to ask just how far we want anti-discrimination laws to go.

Don’t ask us not to be men. Ask us to be real men.

It's a childish overstatement to say that only the rich benefit from privatization.

If you are like me, you’ve resolved to make changes in your life only to experience the frustration of sliding back into old habits.

At best, the minimum wage transfers money from one group to another with no net gain.

How to ward off the flood.

I took a Rapido to work today, and now I want the government to legalize bike taxis.

Broadband build-out into high cost areas is based almost entirely on artificial demand.

If sanctions fail to fulfill their main goal and create perverse consequences, why are they still in place?

Young children learn by watching, listening, and manipulating objects.

When authorities attempt to equalize outcomes, they inadvertently create a permanent underclass.

At the root of this growth and prosperity is not some monolithic outsourcing machine, it is a boom in entrepreneurship.

$456 is the annual fee that consumers are required to pay, regardless if they want state-run TV and radio channels or not.

ADHD symptoms correspond with improved performance on tasks that involve divergent, or “out-of-the-box” thinking.

Business activities are neither inherently soulless nor inherently greedy.

Increasing the scope of government over business accelerates the problem of crony capitalism.

Creating and producing are not theft.

We have minimum wage hikes for the same reason we have rent control, protectionism, and thousands of other destructive policies.

Just because Bitcoin is decentralized, that doesn’t mean it’s not regulated. It’s just not regulated by a central bank or government.

Common wisdom tells us that without a clear leader and monopoly on force, chaos reigns until a new order is established.

Some early adopters set up so many security measures that they locked themselves out of their Bitcoin.

A mastermind is one of the most beneficial things you can add to your life.

If people can’t be trusted to make their own decisions, why would those same people be trusted to make decisions for the rest of us?

When the regime declared war on freedom, these heroes were among the many who pushed back.

I’m keeping my fingers crossed that the Trump Administration does the right thing and puts the UN on a diet.

Peace is entailed in the right to life, which is entailed in true freedom.

Cicero merits renewed attention.

There is an ecosystem of software and hardware solutions to store Bitcoin safely, both for individuals and institutions.

Gamers should be cautioned not to get into bed with legislators.

Despite many people huffing that, "2017 was the literal worst," life conditions are better than they have ever been in the history of humanity.

The Fed has to begin cutting the fat off its balance sheet.

No one’s going to die just because the individual mandate gets repealed.

War is the master key of the State.

A legal system designed to protect individual rights will rest heavily on restitution for victims.

With a healthy regifting economy, gifts flow to their most efficient uses.

Progressivism claims to be forward-looking, but it is actually rooted in the distant past.

A potential cure for cancer could be ready as early as next year.

For a tragically short time, the Spirit of the Prince of Peace drowned out the murderous demands of the State.

It was Christmas Day, which is a rather good day for dwelling on thoughts of the Divine.

The capitalist system is a great engine of human prosperity.

The original War on Christmas teaches us the heavy price we pay for defaulting in our duty to be merry.

Imagine the lost opportunities if years ago regulators had insisted that roads were for horses, not cars.