from FEE

Here are the three main ways Biden’s plans would hurt, not help, Americans’ economic fortunes.

What’s more American than apple pie? Civil disobedience.

The idea of getting something for nothing is a soothing fiction.

AOC’s messaging about taxing "the rich" has some conspicuous problems.

If elite celebrities and politicians get to live their lives unrestrained, why shouldn’t we all?

The school bus driver shortage is just the latest example of how government schooling is failing many students and families.

Chester Arthur's twelve vetoes contain some excellent observations.

There is simply no argument in favor of copying EU food regulations.

Angel investing has recently become a pastime for everyone from school teachers, to dentists, to art curators, to kombucha makers. Here's why that's a good thing.

Magnetic water, beach-cleaning robots, and plastic roads are among the technologies humans are using to combat one of the world’s top environmental problems: plastic pollution.

Must the indigenous group Nisga’a Nation have their rights—and economic prosperity—sacrificed on the altar of environmentalism?

The workaround is honestly kind of funny, but the fact that it was necessary in the first place says a lot about political corruption.

In the US, we’ve long known that it is ethically wrong to force medications on people.

Dreamers' families and their entire way of life are in the US, yet they become a criminal overnight based on an arbitrary birthday.

If Congress’s new tax hikes come through, successful residents in high-tax states will be placed in a terrible position.

Denmark today is free of COVID restrictions after government officials said the virus is no longer a ‘critical threat to society.’ But did the Danes really hit “a magic” vaccine number?

The elite trotted around maskless while forcing the serving class to cover their faces with masks.

The reality of increasing government spending is that the taxman almost always finds his way back to everyday people.

Dr. Christopher Syn, the creation of novelist Russell Thorndike, was a Robin Hood-like figure—with a twist.

Despite media spin, price inflation is still very much a problem.

The Biden Administration plans on taking unprecedented looks at individual's bank accounts.

With some surveys showing nearly 1 in 3 nurses say they’d quit over a vaccine mandate, we may soon see the unfortunate consequences of government officials arrogantly deciding they know best what individuals should do with their bodies.

You’ll feel it in your wallet if these plans come to fruition, regardless of which tax bracket you fall in.

Surely, the White House's vaccine mandate plan cannot stand.

Claims that hurricanes are becoming more frequent and far more powerful (and deadly) are rampant. But are they true?

H.L. Mencken had a radical commitment to liberty which is worth remembering today.

From 9/11 to COVID-19

Ramsey County’s new policy is part of a larger movement in police reform that aims to limit arrests stemming from non-violent infractions and reduce racial disparities in the criminal justice system.

Ironically, it's the most socialist members of Congress who may accidentally prevent our country from going broke.

The mandate comes down as leading physicians say new research shows that from a public health perspective, “personal decision making” about COVID-19 vaccines for children is “better than universal vax.”

The labor market involves trade-offs just like everything else.

Some may see today's “we will not comply” movement as a modern trend, but civil disobedience has a rich history in America.

A study published by the Southern Medical Journal and reviewed by the US Army Institute of Surgical Research found mask mandates did not reduce COVID transmission or severity in the fourth largest county in Texas.

This new study simply confirms what common sense and basic economics alike always predicted.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, there have been long lines of people waiting to purchase generators and all sorts of supplies. There doesn't have to be.

Despite carrying an incredibly high tax burden, America continues to be one of the most charitable and generous nations in the world. Imagine what we could accomplish if the government got out of the way.

When government is incompetent, the average person pays the price—in this case, six months of rent up front just to lease a flat.

But as economist Thomas Sowell famously explained, “the real minimum wage is always zero."

Liberty saves the day in 'Paw Patrol: The Movie'—after meddling politicians create an environmental disaster.

As every good economist knows, labor and capital are hugely dependent upon each other.

By promoting the accumulation of wealth, capitalism necessarily discourages the consumption of wealth.

The great German-Swiss poet Herman Hesse, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1946, argued it is a shame willfulness is such an unpopular virtue.

Paul Harvey was one of a kind—and an American who understood the importance of liberty.

Senator Manchin deserves credit for at least acknowledging that the federal government is not Santa Claus.

The Open Syllabus Project shows that Karl Marx is the most assigned political philosopher on college campuses. That's a problem.

There are approximately 1.2 unfilled job openings for every unemployed American.

2020 was a record-breaking year for homeschooling rates, but 2021 is doing even better.

It has always been antithetical to the spirit of the Constitution to require a license to own a firearm.

There’s just one problem with Bernie Sanders' narrative: it’s impossible.

Rent control is suddenly a really hot topic in Europe.