from FEE

Two global strategies are being offered for the alleviation of poverty, but only one of them is politically viable.

In a famous lecture, economist Ludwig von Mises showed how government intervention begets more intervention.

“Parentpreneurs” are among the cohort of new business owners who are revitalizing the American zest for entrepreneurship and innovation.

Taxes on fuel can be pretty hefty, but they’re hard to notice if you’re not looking for them.

The Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland is the highest honor bestowed by Poland upon a foreigner. Past recipients include Ronald Reagan and Sir Roger Scruton.

The attack on Dave Chappelle sheds light on two ideas that are destroying our civilization.

The New York Times concedes that mask mandates are ineffective—as President Biden fights to reinstate them.

Black cab taxis enjoy a dominant position in London's market, but it has nothing to do with the quality of service they provide or the prices they charge.

Rescue delayed can be rescue denied.

Like many problems in American history, recycling began as a moral panic.

The National Health Service has become a heavily bureaucratic and inefficient state monopoly.

As inflation surges, monetary theory is becoming more important than ever.

Gen Z is one of the most well-educated generations, but they also face a unique set of challenges.

One education entrepreneur is trying to put parents back in charge of their children’s curriculum, while creating a collaborative, cost-effective space for learning.

Conscription is an explicit usurpation by the state of the power to send you against your will into the fire of enemy machine guns.

There are lots of things they got wrong.

Although they overlap, Section 230 ultimately protects more online speech than the First Amendment.

High fuel prices are a painful reminder that there’s a price to overlooking secondary consequences, even in a country as wealthy as the United States.

The Pruitt–Igoe urban housing project, a 1950s effort to revitalize 'urban blight' in St. Louis, was a project doomed from the start—and the "one big failure" of Minoru Yamasaki's distinguished architectural career.

To massacre children is literally Satanic.

Waging war on the expression of ideas inevitably leads to waging war on people.

Public officials say Ukraine right now is "the most economically free country in the world"—and some people are fighting to make sure it stays that way when the war is over.

The rule is intended to make roads more safe, but critics say it’s not that simple.

Politicians want to exploit tragedies like the Buffalo shooting to demand hate speech restrictions. But this goes against our most basic civil liberties.

Companies and business leaders did not just all of a sudden become "greedy" in the past two years.

The Marsh family reminds us that even amid suffering there is room for love and laughter, and there are some things even inflation cannot touch.

More than 70 years after its 1948 publication, Orwell’s masterpiece remains one the most relevant novels in the world.

People interested in economics or history will be moved by the beautiful story of Antonio de Viti de Marco, a man well worth remembering today.

Americans today are once again the victims of price inflation brought on by runaway government spending and printing of unbacked paper money.

Letting governments manage “the narrative” can have deadly consequences.

Black Minds Matter provides a national directory of over 300 black-owned schools across the country, helping to elevate their work and inspire greater education entrepreneurship.

There’s no such thing as free parking.

YouTuber MrBeast and his 14 million followers are showing that individuals working together can tackle even humanity's biggest problems.

Mark Cuban made headlines on Wednesday when he told Business Insider he supports President Biden's student loan "cancelation" proposal—with one important caveat.

George Orwell's magnum opus is regarded as one of the classics of 20th-century literature for a reason.

The harmful effects of anti-price gouging laws are already felt at the state level. Don't nationalize them.

How are tax hikes supposed to fight inflation?

The Tesla founder can kill two birds with one stone.

Though vastly different from one another, hybrid schools have a common cause in educational freedom.

Netflix is no longer trying to please everyone, and that's a win for free expression.

Homeschooling encompasses a demographically, geographically, and ideologically diverse group of families who share a common goal of wanting to take a more active role in their children’s education.

It’s a great time to be a learner, a parent, an educator and an entrepreneur.

Instead of opening up the supply chain, the Biden Administration continues to restrict it in numerous ways—proxy wars in Russia, trade wars, and now canceling leases that would allow us to develop our own resources.

Spending and printing money does not, and did not, stimulate the economy. It is the root cause of inflation, however.

More companies may be recognizing that offering an on-site, innovative school for employees’ children is an enticing workplace benefit.

Here’s what that means for the economy.

After the last two years, how can any reasonable onlooker not have developed a healthy skepticism of the ‘experts?’

As Christina Szalinski reported in the New York Times, “baby formula is one of the most tightly regulated food products in the US."

High ticket prices may not be ideal, but the alternatives are worse.

Unbacked paper and its inflationary consequences are almost as old as the country where paper money originated—China.