from FEE

New evidence out of the UK showed the research the government used to justify making masks mandatory in schools was "not conclusive.”

Tensions between the US and Russia are needlessly heating up again over Ukraine. The results could be grave.

In a two-page memo, Connecticut public health officials instructed nursing homes to accept COVID-positive admissions from hospitals.

The NCAA recognizes natural immunity.Here's what it means.

Assuming we know what’s best for others is rarely a good idea.

When married to power, an exaltation of science can have disastrous effects.

When voters put their money on the line, they chose lower-tax states and rejected high-tax, blue-state policies.

Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev got a $1400 stimulus check from you, humble taxpayer.

ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit recently claimed players are skipping bowl games because they no longer love the game. Economics offers a better explanation.

Hub Arkush, one of the 50 writers who will decide who is the next NFL MVP, says he won’t vote for Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers—and it has nothing to do with his performance on the field.

The key difference between libertarians and statists comes down to what they wish to prohibit.

The year may be new, but its problems are old.

The consequences will be felt by families already struggling with crippling inflation and a faltering recovery.

'The impulse to censor people’s speech is actually illiberal.'

There are many genuine threats facing humanity. None of them require authoritarianism or the infringement of civil liberties.

Lawrence Summers, an economist and former Treasury Secretary to Bill Clinton, equated the idea of using anti-trust laws to fight inflation with being “science denial.”

Elizabeth Holmes is not a tyrant. But her inability to see the reality around her helps us understand how tyrants are made.

It’s up to parents to ensure their children have the normal and free childhood they deserve.

The human costs of the Afghan War are well known. Its inflationary costs are less understood.

The exodus from government-run schooling continues.

Cobra Kai might be the best show on TV—and much of it has to do with its radical message of individualism and self-reliance.

Rest in Peace, Ethelmae — a faithful, kind, generous, adventurous, unforgettable, and Missouri Mom of boundless character.

Without Frank Knight, there would not have been a Chicago School of Economics.

Data show that wages have declined and poverty has surged in Africa since the 1970s, despite international efforts.

In his work "Classical Economic Theory and the Modern Economy," economist Steven Kates shows how modern economics abandoned the light of clarity for the cave of confusion.

Shoshana Zuboff’s book on so-called “surveillance capitalism” is written to fire up those already concerned about the “commodification” of online life.

The FDA is (still) holding up COVID tests.

Yet again, taxpayers are footing the bill for some truly crazy expenditures.

There is no shame in wanting to be rich, so long as one recognizes that a meaningful life is multifaceted.

The sight of numerous “Out-of-Stock” signs awakens one to privileges you weren’t even aware you had.

The Atlantic recently suggested the surge of violence in 2020 was the result of the increase in firearms sales in 2020. The claim is pure fiction.

Acton Academy affiliates are benefiting from the surge in interest in microschools and the growing demand by parents for private education options.

The myth of the pay-productivity gap was exposed years ago.

The signaling function of college degrees may have been distorted by the phenomenon known ascredential inflation.

The cause of this crisis is multiple layers deep.

The Tesla founder is expected to pay the largest federal tax bill in history—but his critics say that's not enough.

Voting with your feet is one of the greatest expressions of freedom. Just ask Gordan Ramsay.

You don’t need to be an Ivy League economist to see why that’s such an outrage.

On this very day in 1791—December 15—a young United States of America formally adopted the first ten amendments to its Constitution that we call the Bill of Rights.

The cycle is repeated from age to age with each new generation.

Minnesota restaurant owner Lisa Hanson is currently behind bars. Her story is not over, however.

Envy permeates this ideology. Yet economics trumps envy.

'I don’t want to fund my demise.'

We don’t need another band-aid-type solution to the student debt crisis in America; we need financially literate students.

Thomas Kuhn’s 1962 work “The Structure of Scientific Revolutions” revealed why we should not confuse scientists with science.

America's civil asset forfeiture system is unfair, un-American, and ripe for reform—and people are finally beginning to notice.

FEE recently sat down with author and financial advisor David Bahnsen to discuss financial markets, cryptocurrencies, the key to addressing poverty, and his new book.

Assange was merely doing what the vast majority of the mainstream media has long since neglected: his job.

The evolutionary biologists propose a civilizational change that would yield catastrophic results.

For the first time since graduation, I did not donate to either of my alma maters, Harvard or Bowdoin College. Here's why.