from FEE

Two recent decisions by Facebook about the Ukraine-Russia war are perfect examples of the arbitrariness of censorship.

The pattern here is clear. Americans are fleeing highly-regulated, highly taxed areas and flocking to freer states.

A liberty lesson from the slap heard round the world.

Lawmakers should resist the temptation to interfere in private schools.

Meta’s move to Kansas City isn’t the free market at work—it’s the result of granting exclusive privileges.

Daniel Ortega has left behind his designer glasses and communist rhetoric—but has continued to practice the oppression characteristic of communist regimes throughout history.

It’s hard to argue against the effectiveness of charter schools, particularly in the diverse communities they often serve.

Don't discard those “I love Capitalism” T-shirts just yet.

Parents can help to "undoctrinate" their kids by fostering critical thinking skills and encouraging open dialogue and debate.

There ain’t no such thing as a free tank of gas.

Per usual, the bill’s title and talking points are misleading.

Sweden, which avoided strict lockdowns, now has a lower COVID mortality rate than 29 countries in Europe alone.

Many historians cannot find anything good to say about Warren Harding despite his accomplishments. Fortunately, that mistake is being corrected.

Capitalism leads to social benefit, not just individual wealth.

Special Economic Zones have a lot of potential, but there are some risks to be aware of.

The charges Cosby was convicted for are serious, but that doesn't mean constitutional protections shouldn't apply to him.

Out of Frame is great, but there’s a position it takes in the Cowboy Bebop episode that I have to disagree with on libertarian grounds.

Competition tends to bring about not only a better product, but also more caring services.

The Marshall Plan didn’t rebuild Germany after World War II. Sound money did.

The mayor of St. Paul is desperately seeking to limit the damage of a rent control policy he supported.

Let’s be clear: there’s nothing scientific about censorship.

New Hampshire ranks #1 for personal and economic freedom in the US, and it is gaining ground in education freedom as well.

Gas prices are through the roof—but history shows markets can dig us out of this political mess.

A private company in Florida already has a new intercity passenger railroad up and running for a fraction of the cost of California's ambitious high-speed rail.

Basically nobody would support funding these things if they were put to a vote on their own.

And it's just as ridiculous as it's ever been

Young job seekers could learn a lot from the Sage of Omaha—and Ayn Rand.

The teacher strike in Minneapolis shows how prescient FDR was when he warned about the dangers of public sector unions.

In 1921, America was in a state of crisis. Warren Harding and Congress responded by cutting federal spending in half.

“This is the greatest country on the planet and you can do anything here. Do not let yourself be put in a box."

Vera Sharav saw early in life what happens when humans stop thinking for themselves and simply do as they are told.

Amnesty for illegal immigrants would solve numerous contemporary issues for native-born Americans and undocumented residents alike.

The Liechtenstein family has “ruled” the microstate of Liechtenstein since purchasing it more than 300 years ago. Its economy, however, is among the freest in the world.

Unlike previous wars, the conflict in Ukraine is playing out on social media. That's both an opportunity and a danger.

If you want to rebuild a healthy and thriving relationship damaged by political discord, these tips can help you get there.

Should we censor false information from Putin? The problem with censorship, in this case, is less about the rights of Russian propagandists as it is about the rights of other people to hear them.

When we fail to define “equal,” we won’t know whether we’ve achieved equity, as a recent report from the Minnesota Census of Women in Corporate Leadership demonstrates.

The housing crisis is fundamentally a supply and demand problem.

Blaming elites is childish. It’s time to put aside childish things.

Karl Marx was a complainer, not a visionary.

No degree is the new degree.

FDR and Warren G. Harding both inherited dismal economies. One of them quickly turned things around, however.

Minimum wage laws are a malicious attack on the least of us.

It’s not just families fleeing district schools for other options. Teachers are leaving too.

To understand why the CDC made the change, don’t look to science. Look to public choice theory.

The tragedy of the commons is at the heart of many of our environmental issues, revealing the power of incentives.

Violent crime is up. Burglaries and robberies are down. And progressive cities like Portland, Oregon are hiring more police. What's going on?

The rule of 72 helps us understand why the concern Americans are feeling over inflation is warranted.

Mandated vaccinations are a violation of the principles America was built on.

History shows Ukrainians are made of stern stuff. Vladimir Putin may very well come to regret his vile military invasion.