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A Carbon Tax Won't Stop Hurricanes
Some say man-made global warming is increasing the strength and frequency of hurricanes, but it isn't.
The Musical Genius of Bill Evans
He left me a lifetime of amazing music that has shaped my understanding of art and music.
10 Tips to Make the Most of Late-Summer Music Festivals
It would be such a shame to look back and regret missing your all-time favorite musicians.
Six People Who Were Rescued by Crowd-Sourced Legal Advice
Navigating the legal system is scary and expensive, but it doesn't have to be that way.
Obsession Is the Ultimate Skill
How school stunts the development of the ultimate transferable skill.
The Sharing Economy Is a Free Market Safety Net
The sharing economy is presenting its own safety net against the vicious cycle of unemployment.
India’s Disastrous War Against Cash, Encouraged by American Taxpayers
Individuals, especially low-income individuals, need economic freedom, not restrictions on what type and how much cash they can have.
When Government is Restrained Liberty Reigns Triumphant
“Without a good government, liberty cannot exist.”
Quit Obamacare And Build Your Own Mutual Aid Organization
There is no reason why people can't organize their own health care sharing programs around common values and needs.
Automation Replaced 800,000 Workers, Then It Created 3.5 Million New Jobs
The real impact of AI on the workforce is complex, nuanced, and still very much in transition.
Socialist Policy Tanked Venezuela's Economy, Not Falling Oil Prices
Socialism is why Venezuela's economy is so much worse than other oil-dependent nations.
The World Turned Upside down (and What to Do about It)
Things are going so wrong in so many ways, but there are ways to remedy that.
When It Comes to Reduced Taxation, the Numbers Always Add Up
Because the rich have money to lose they can take risks that the rest of us can’t, and the economy gains immeasurably.
Jamie Dimon Fears His Job Is Obsolete
Bitcoin will change everything about JP Morgan's market power.
Civil Asset Forfeiture Unjustly Targets the Poor
Rather than expand the practice, Trump’s Department of Justice should end an institution that punishes the poor and erodes due process.
What Explains Today's Wave of Nostalgia?
Times are good, so why do we keep looking backwards?
The End of DACA Could Give Congress a New Start
For both Democrats and Republicans, it is a chance to pass a bill that Americans by a wide margin would welcome.
Those About to Die Deserve the Right to Try
We already have drug use that is outside the FDA’s control and is not leading to horrible consequences.
Does the Debt Ceiling Mean Anything?
It's like a credit limit on your credit card, but one which the borrower (the US government) gets to set for itself.
The Excuse is Immigration, but Federal Checkpoints Violate Everyone’s Rights
Fourth and Fifth Amendment Rights Were Violated So That Federal Agents Could Prosecute Victimless Crimes
The EU's Attitude Towards Brexit Will Cause More Exits
This political strategy is doomed to fail.
How To Ask for a Raise
You know what everyone wants? More money.
Requiring U.S.-Made Steel in Pipelines Would Backfire
History shows protectionist steel policies hurt American workers.
Why Movie Viewers Should See "Tulip Fever"
It’s both ironic and fitting that the making of Tulip Fever was beset by ups and downs.
Evacuation and the Danger of Mindless Obedience
Imagine if everyone ordered to evacuate had cooperated and a dangerous hurricane hit one of those highways.
Automation Is Not Your Enemy
The robots are coming for your job, or so many in Silicon Valley would have you believe.
5 Ways "Consumer Protection" Hurts Consumers
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How the Government Turns Natural Disasters Into Catastrophes
The case against subsidized flood insurance is a case against distorted growth.
Solitary Confinement is Appallingly Common In Public Schools
Locking children in dark closets or physically restraining them can cause serious trauma.
The Costs of Getting Hurricane Irma So Wrong
Irma did put millions of people at risk on both coasts and should have been taken very seriously. All the more reason not to guess, pretend, or lecture.
It’s Hard to Think of Simple Things, Like My Screen Door
If it is so easy, why did it take this long to come about?
No, Natural Disasters Are Not Good for the Economy
Wealth is not created by destroying things.
Price Gouging Fears Are Based on Mere Superstition
Competition by price is now competition by velocity, and that's not an improvement.
Free Enterprise Is the World's Only Successful Strategy for Reducing Poverty
Unlike socialism, capitalism helps the poor, and here are the numbers to prove it.
How Wealth Inequality Could Make India Rich
Entrepreneurs get rich by democratizing access to yesterday’s luxuries.
Beware the Broken Window Fallacy
Even Nobel laureates indulge in it.
How the Government Ruined Tennis
Manhattan has become the epitome of a government gone wild.
Equifax Hackers Demand Ransom in Bitcoin
Pay attention to the preferred denomination of ransom money, and you see the future of money and payment systems.
EEOC Rule Repeal Means Employers Can Focus on Hiring, Not Paperwork
President Trump’s White House has put a stay on a burdensome new regulation.
Mom Receives Visit from the State Over Eclipse Field Trip
Real learning doesn't only occur in buildings with bells, orderly lines of children, and class periods.
History Shows We Don't Need Big Government to Clean Up Big Disasters
Why do we assume that federal agencies have to take the lead after a natural disaster?
The Blockchain Can Solve Internet Censorship and Copyright Issues
Blockchain technology is the tool the Internet was intended to become.
Professor Horwitz Explains Price Gouging In the Midst of the Storm
It takes guts to go on CNN and explain economic truth – for humanitarian reasons – in the midst of emergency conditions.
A Rogues Gallery of Right-Hegelians
Even the most dumbed-down political movement is built by slaves of defunct philosophers.
Why There Are No Mops to Clean Up Texas
After the rain stopped, my wife visited several stores, hoping to find cleaning supplies. No dice.
Indonesia’s Future Lies in Its Informal Sector
Clear property rights would bring the country's "dead capital" to life.
Bringing Back Manufacturing Jobs Would Mean Economic Stagnation
We’re told that bringing back the work of the past is part of “Making America Great Again.” Nothing could be further from the truth.
Trump’s Embargo on North Korea Is the Precursor to a War
Best case scenario: everyone gets poorer.
The Man Who Kept the Flame that Would Illuminate the World
When Leonard Read took to nurturing the flame of freedom, it was a dark time indeed.
Libel Law Is How Governments Kill Free Speech
Words are not themselves aggression and hurt feelings entitle no one to the property of another.
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