from FEE

Thinking in absolutes is often wrong. People, including you, make choices on the margin.

Whether I like it or not.

Behind the president’s squint, anxiety for peace did not fill his mind, at least not enough for him to call for peace in midst of a blind war.

And that's okay.

How is "iGen" doing?

Fortunately, there are persuasive ways to reduce prejudiced attitudes.

The numbers prove it.

How long should someone suffer for past indiscretions once their debt to society has been paid?

When you're fighting a losing battle, it's best to cut your losses, not double down.

The answer is yes, and it's because this produces the best social outcome in the long run.

Not all the enemies of your enemies are your friends.

There is no a priori reason to believe that a world government can act to solve global problems more effectively than a consortium of the world's major powers.

The man responsible for Cuba's first concentration camp does not deserve statues.

Classroom posters extolling conformity are a frank reminder that schooling and learning are strikingly different.

This strategy will work for people in all stages and all walks of life.

The bigotry that begets all others.

Once again, Trump has made statements about Amazon that don't reflect reality.

Suits don't have to cost $2,000. There is another way.

All about the recession, the recovery, and the impact of the regulatory state.

Even bits of cardboard and plastic need to be rationally economized.

If we truly wish to establish equality we must allow the market to distribute wealth as it will.

Transportation should be handled by state or local government or the private sector.

No matter how well-intentioned they may be, when bureaucrats create regulations the results are never are as positive as the government would have you believe.

What did Popper actually believe about speech and tolerance in a liberal, pluralistic society?

“Democracy promotion” is no longer trumpeted as a top U.S. foreign policy goal.

The Long Dark Night of the Soul is the spiritual eclipse we fear the most.

‘Deregulation’ is not antithetical to social justice, quite the contrary, in fact.

Ten four-year-old children and 11 people in their late 80s were brought together for six weeks in a new nursery set within a retirement community in the city of Bristol.

13 Reasons Why tackles the darkest recesses of the human soul, but as a viewer, you will hopefully come out the other side feeling that much better and more appreciative of the wonderful gift that is existence.

Why AirBnb's review process is pressuring guests to give positive reviews.

We ordered some small sandwiches and tea and began to talk.

Contrary to the advice of Europe's development elites, Africa needs freer trade.

How public choice theory helps us understand the problems with dispersed costs and concentrated benefits

Private ownership produces conservation.

It comes down to whether Americans are going to trust each other with freedom or not.

You can add curtains to the jail cells but it's no less a prison.

Thanks to a remarkable man who passed away on June 22, 2017 at the untimely age of 48, relief from the scourge of herpes may soon be a reality.

Only if the marginal tax rate were high would all those exemptions ever make it into the tax code.

Venezuela's problems predate the drop in oil price.

“Mom… are we right about everything?” “Uh….Yes.”

The huge farming population in India is hampering productivity and effecting small farms.

The famed playwright seems to be commenting on some of the issues that are most explosive today.

Snickers Bars: The Money of Peace, Love, and Rainbows

New Zealand: A feel-good story for economic liberalization, and a template for radical free-market reform.

Why are Americans less likely to move to better opportunities than they used to be?

The Baltic nations show how market-based reforms generate better lives for ordinary people.

Instead of fueling some kind of white revolution, the results will likely be the exact opposite.

Kipper, Wipper and Kings Who Were Clippers

Resource expenditures are beneficial to the rent-seekers themselves but, from society’s perspective, these expenditures are a waste.