from FEE

Freedom for women is a proven road out of poverty.

The absence of curiosity creates an intolerance for unplanned progress.

The way to fiscal soundness is through the monetary system.

Biology is catching up to technology. Or maybe it's the other way around.

Perhaps if the NBA and NCAA realized times have changed, they'd allow players to either enter the draft once they've turned 18 or be compensated while still in school.

Even the holiday's founder knew that lumber tariffs are harmful.

The United States gains nothing, but the potential costs are clear and profound.

When in doubt, free trade is a safe bet.

When the government rigs the market, everybody loses.

It's a welcome truce in the long-running war on capital.

This could be a much needed windfall for entrepreneurs.

One-fifth of the world’s population still lives under single-party communist regimes.

The job you want probably won't be in your own backyard.

Anti-austerity activists called for simply boycotting the water bills.

In today's style of warfare, steel is less important than it was in WW II.

Whereas a gradual deflation would put prices closer to the real cost of production.

Marxist central planning is being taught as if it were science.

Consumer demand is a powerful tool, it may even help you get your favorite show back on the air.

“Reforming” the swamp rather than draining it.

Honestly, who goes to actual stores anymore?

The poor are getting richer, and life is getting longer.

Robots substitute for human workers, yet today's US labor force participation rate is 3.8 percent higher than it was in 1950.

How the Tea Party and Occupy movements degraded into the divisive Trump and Bernie Revolutions now clashing in the streets.

Without commerce, no one wins except at another’s expense.

Tariffs raise prices, kill jobs, and destroy prosperity.

Should we be free to eat what we want? The British government doesn’t seem to think so.

In free markets, we must attempt to persuade each other without compulsion.

Our culture is driven by factions vying for power over others.

Can Uber prevail in the developing world?

They're about to give the US its first double execution since 2000.

It has involved both counter-cultural hippies and conservative Christians.

Google's Larry Page is backing a flying car, but there are so many out there in addition. Someday, people will laugh at these videos the way we laugh today at the first attempts at flight.

Syria's civil war is an extraordinary tragedy, and we should still stay out of it.

The singular advantage of the prize system is that the expense would be borne by the enemy.

Did he steal from the rich to give to the poor? Or did he take back from the government what rightfully belonged to the people?

Even the largest company can fail if it chooses to ignore the desires of its clients, and even the smallest can succeed if it listens to them.

Basically, I'd be a fool not to.

That fewer Americans work in factories is a sign of progress.

Free tuition means even good students might not pay for the education they benefited from. Not all "good jobs" pay well.

In the long run, Fed actions lead to inflation and massive federal debt.

Colleges should not be turned into social media platforms.

It's interesting that what some go to college for, others find “offensive.”

If we are forced to work a third of the year just to pay taxes, are we still free?

One possible gift to come from the mass bloodshed of 20th century totalitarianism: perhaps the history will serve as a lesson for the future.

Helen Krieble’s Lens of Liberty Citizenship Initiative

The sex trafficking paranoia is the new War on Drugs.

African politicians have paralyzed the continent.

Retirement outlays will eat up 43% of Brazil's budget.

Good genes and the right intentions are great, but they're not everything.

Smith’s books were not the foundation stone, but the keystone.