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Do We Really Consent to Be Governed?
Grudging, prudential acquiescence, however, is not the same thing as consent, especially when the people acquiesce, as I do, only in simmering, indignant resignation.
Free Markets Help Food Banks Feed More People
Even in areas removed from revenue or profit considerations, free markets can provide value.
Occupational Licensing Is Just Another Form of Cronyism
Despite the insistence that it's for consumer protection, all occupational licensing is good for is protecting incumbents from competition.
Legalizing Opioids Would Dramatically Reduce Overdoses
Many users substitute harder street drugs when access to less potent opioids is cut off.
The Death Tax Needs to Die
It may be true that "only morons pay the estate tax," but that doesn't make it any less awful.
Censorship Comes to Google
Senator Feinstein rather boldly asked Google to take action to hamper RT’s ability to communicate its views to American audiences.
The State's War on Student Debtors Is Heating Up
The government is using increasingly hostile tactics and illogical methods to get student loans repaid.
Property Rights Would Stop the Favelas from Burning
If you don't want the slums to burn down, stop incentivizing burning down slums.
Obama Was Right, Health Insurance Should Be Voluntary
You can be a liberal Democrat committed to affordable health insurance for everyone and still be against an individual mandate.
Even Mass Killers Act on the Margin
Disempowering individuals and giving a monopoly of self-defense to the state is not a good solution.
Is America a Police State?
The current state of the United States' criminal justice system, if it can even be called that anymore, is truly appalling.
The UK Was the Best Part of the European Union
To put it mildly.
The Road to Serfdom: What Is Past Is Prologue
Take Hayek's advice and don't let history repeat itself.
The Frozen Sisters Grapple with Tradition Anxiety
Do Americans just call anything a tradition if they make it up, do it once, and forget? Yes.
Help More Students Have Their "Light-Bulb Moment" This #GivingTuesday
You don't have to give a lot in order to make a big difference.
Prohibition Has No Place in Modern Law
One part of the cabaret law banned unlicensed bars from playing piano music.
Why Does Trump Fear Merging Media Dinosaurs?
Antitrust is a regulatory tool to enable some companies to beat up on other companies without having to compete in the free market.
We Can Actually Learn Something from the Flat Earth Society
The Earth is flat. NASA is a tax scheme. All you’ve ever heard of satellites, space travel and (of course) the moon landing – is a fraud.
5 Reasons Why Meal Kits Are the Future of Cooking
Rip open the packages and toss in the ingredients – bam! Look out Emeril, there’s a new chef in town.
Why Kids Need Heroic Adventures
Both in their stories and their lives.
Why Doesn’t James Scott Want to Talk about Property?
Scott argues that humankind resisted living in one place for many thousands of years precisely to avoid being trapped by states.
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The International Road to Serfdom
When a global governing body is the ultimate authority, rather than multiple sovereign nations serving as checks and balances to each other the opportunity for abuse is ripe.
The Government Has Been Meddling in Food and Nutrition for a Long Time
For over a century, the federal government has had its hand in shaping what we eat in a multitude of ways, usually to bad effect.
Out of the Shire: Romanticism in a Post-Tolkien Era
Has authentic romanticism in literature peaked?
What Teachers Wish They Could Teach Their Students
Students will thrive as they embrace sound economic principles and realize its direct link to personal and societal flourishing.
You Can Thank American Indians for American Gun Culture
Europeans may have brought the guns, but Native Americans definitely brought the arms culture.
3 Great Great Depression Cartoons
These cartoons perfectly capture the left's narrative about the Great Depression, but they also apply to countless other policies.
Hayek Was Right, Welfare is False Philanthropy
Forcing “ideal” behavior through coercion does not make people moral. People will do almost anything when forced.
Are You a Genius or a Fraud?
Many people are crippled by deciding how to grade their skills and value.
Your Epic Article on the Great Bitcoin Bull Market of 2017
We are in a very unique period of human history where the collective globe is rethinking what money is and Bitcoin is in the ring battling for complete domination.
New Treasury Report Sets the Stage For Future Bailouts
There is probably no way for to designate firms as “systemically important” without simultaneously guaranteeing bailouts later.
The Challenges Facing Liberalism in the 21st Century
The victory of liberal ideas resulted in the unleashing of the creative powers of people across the globe.
Dropping Traffic Rules and Signs Would Make Us Safer
We need more intelligence and less attempted engineering of preferred outcomes.
Pick One: Free Parks or Conservation, You Can't Have Both
There is a cognitive dissonance between believing that there is a high intrinsic value to the environment and that the environment should be free.
This is What Will Replace K-12 Schools and Colleges
The days of K-12 and four years of college are numbered.
Leftists Don't Want Tax Cuts, So What Do They Want?
It's clear that American leftists are adamantly opposed to cutting taxes if it benefits corporations. But what would they rather have done?
All Cultures Are Multicultures
A culture is never static but always in motion propelled by collisions with others.
The EU Declares War on Supermarkets
The EU seems to view every problem with the marketplace, both real and imagined, to be evidence of a conspiracy against consumers and, therefore, should be regulated in some way.
Black Friday Is Capitalism at Its Most Beautiful
Stop sneering at the unwashed masses mobbing the local Walmart and see Black Friday for what it really is: a big help for poor people.
How Communism Almost Ruined The First Thanksgiving
The Plymouth Pilgrims progressed from the false dream of communism to the sound realism of capitalism.
The Lesser Known History of Thanksgiving in America
For a time, peace and plenty resulted not in a grateful America but in a complacent one.
Defendants, Not Their Attorneys, Should Decide Whether to Admit Guilt
Following the brazen violation of McCoy’s autonomy, the jury unanimously convicted him of first degree murder and sentenced him to death.
Let Tech Innovators Seek Forgiveness, Not Permission
These benefits will be sooner realized if regulators set innovators free.
This Unfair Money-Bail Scheme Gets the Challenge It Deserves
Calhoun, Georgia decided to ignore a legal right that has existed for nearly a millennium, but now it's being challenged.
Goodbye Net Neutrality; Hello Competition
We should take our deregulation where we can get it.
The Super-Rich Don't Understand Taxation
Or maybe they do and are playing us all for suckers.
Is Health Care a Human Right?
Saying people have a right to health care is based on a conceptual confusion.
5 Ways To Avoid Thanksgiving Dinner Fights
As we take our attention off disagreements with others, we can watch the quality of conversation change.
The Great Enrichment Was Built on Ideas, Not Capital
Our riches did not come from piling brick on brick, or bachelor’s degree on bachelor’s degree, or bank balance on bank balance, but from piling idea on idea.
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