from FEE

The Declaration of Independence was not egalitarian in the modern sense.

More personalized learning models may be especially valuable for students with learning challenges or special needs.

Equality before the law is an indisputably good thing. Using force to make people equal is an entirely different story.

Like any place that generates significant wealth, cities also generate significant incentives to capture the wealth

Like any place that generates significant wealth, cities also generate significant incentives to capture the wealth

Here are seven ways I've discovered to save thousands from my budget.

Politics isn’t exempt from the allure of the deadly sins. Some political systems even magnify the allure…

The 2002 Twilight Zone episode "Cradle of Darkness" toys with a simple question: can an evil act (murder) be justified if its consequences are sufficiently positive?

We sat down with entrepreneur Nicholas Quintero to find out what it means to be an entrepreneur in this digital era.

If you have always felt somewhat lost on the political landscape, this primer is for you.

Iman Alleyne is ready to tackle her big dream of building a sweeping Kind Academy microschool network.

No mergers should ever be prevented. Businesses uniting is no different than individuals doing so.

Tragedy and evil are intrinsic aspects of the reality that all children are born into and must learn to grapple with.

“What are the levers used by the Federal Reserve Bank to increase or decrease the money supply?" a reader asks.

Becoming debt free is possible. Here are some tips on how to get there.

The Chinese philosopher Zhuang Zhou was articulating Adam Smith’s ‘invisible hand’ two thousand years before 'The Wealth of Nations.'

The sad truth is, the average American works four months a year just to cover tax bills. How did we get here?

The Whole Foods founder offered a clear message on capitalism at LibertyCON in Miami, where five hundred delegates from 50 countries recently gathered.

In New Orleans, people are “fed up” with the 'Doubles to Dorms' movement, and they have garnered political support for their cause.

Parent demand for personalized learning options, along with a collaborative, entrepreneurial atmosphere, is contributing to a surge of microschools in South Florida.

Ryan Crownholm’s story perfectly illustrates how occupational licensing laws stifle competition.

It’s time to end the Cuban Embargo—and its successors.

A guide to Frédéric Bastiat’s timeless lesson

Menace to tyrants, liberator of generations

Prices tell us vital information about our economy.

A costly and grueling repair is a reminder of why landlords matter.

Former George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum said the federal government should "have a plan ready to nationalize Starlink fast" in case Musk doesn't want to play ball in Ukraine.

Dr. Anthony Fauci’s recent dodge on school closures is at odds with many of his own statements.

House of Dragon, like its predecessor Game of Thrones, is The Godfather of epic fantasy. Westeros is a land where power rules and individual rights do not exist.

Through his innovative business practices, John D. Rockefeller raised the quality of life for tens of millions of people while employing hundreds of thousands.

Per Bylund's new book 'How to Think about the Economy' is an ideal introduction to students of economics.

Two hundred and forty-one years ago this week, sound money helped save the day during the critical Battle of Yorktown.

Musk’s plebeian sense of humor is a big part of why the establishment can’t stand him.

If you ask today’s microschool founders, they will tell you—without hesitation—that microschools are here to stay.

Can economists predict the future? Hardly.

"It is light that brings forth the eye."

Modern Monetary Theory is little more than Ancient Monetary Theory in modern garb.

Joe Rogan clearly understands the corrupting nature of power.

The historical examples of price control failure are almost endless, and Belarus will soon join the sorry list.

Individual rights to utilize public spaces should not be contingent on whether they’re being used to generate profit.

Why Hayek (and I) would've opposed the creation of a Nobel Prize in economics.

Eating well is easier than you might think.

The roots of socialism's tragedies can be found in Marx's famous Manifesto.

Anti-Americanism in Vietnam is less pronounced than in many other parts of the world, and it likely stems from Vietnamese views about wealth and capitalism.

From Israel to America and lots of places in between, government schools are failing. This should not surprise us.

There are many great candidates, but there’s one that stands above the rest.

According to one of the best: the great Henry Hazlitt.

How market urbanism is a win-win for people in both urban and rural areas.

Despite regulatory barriers, education entrepreneurs like Chris Turner are bringing new learning models to communities across the country.

In the end, Three Days of the Condor leaves us with a riddle. What is the use of a free press if those with influence are too afraid or corrupt to print the truth?