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8 Things Children Are More Likely to Die From Than COVID-19, According to the CDC
The government’s own data show children are far more likely to die from drowning, the flu, homicide, suicide, and many other causes than COVID-19.
What I Learned about Victimhood While Writing a Book on Successful People With Disabilities
Labelling people as victims makes them helpless and powerless.
Don’t Envy Rihanna’s Billion Dollar Empire. Celebrate It
Rihanna’s rise from a poor immigrant from Barbados to global star to billionaire entrepreneur reveals the enduring power and reality of the American Dream.
Dr. Fauci’s Federal Agency Spent $424K Cruelly Experimenting on and Euthanizing Beagles, Exposé Reveals
The federal government is using your money on some shockingly cruel animal experiments.
On Eviction Moratorium, Progressives' Beef Is With the Constitution—Not the Supreme Court
If the 'preferred policies' of progressives are consistently being struck down, perhaps it’s because the policies are blatantly unconstitutional and undemocratic.
Populist Claims About Stagnant Wages Are Misleading, Federal Reserve Data Show
Government policy isn’t what makes wages rise.
Australia is Under Dystopian, Military-Enforced Lockdown Despite Less Than 5 COVID Deaths a Day
These draconian restrictions on Australians’ freedom and livelihoods are, understandably, prompting backlash.
How Prescription Medicines Reveal the Absurdity of the Nanny State
The divergence of Canadian and American prescription medicines reveals an arbitrariness and capriciousness in public health bureaucracy that many have probably not noticed.
How I Responded When My Yoga Studio Reinstituted a Mask Mandate
Civil disobedience is a deeply American tradition. Both individuals and businesses possess the power to stand up against oppression and coercion in peaceful ways.
Back-to-School Chaos: Public Schools Are Already Quarantining Entire Classrooms Over Isolated COVID Cases
It’s becoming increasingly clear that this school year will be just as disruptive and unpredictable as the last.
The CDC Just Proved Milton Friedman Right (Again!)
The agency's 'temporary' eviction moratorium is a ticking time bomb that's getting bigger with every delay.
Mask Mandate Reinstated in San Francisco—as Daily COVID Deaths Hit Zero
Mask orders have the effect of keeping the public in a perpetual state of emergency—and that might be the whole point.
Solar Energy Exploded During the Trump Years. Why?
Few would deny the solar energy industry is surging. The real question is why.
9 Crazy Examples of Waste, Unrelated Pet Projects Snuck into Massive Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
The 2,702-page bill includes $50 million to combat 'invasive plants,' $12.7 million for 'recreational boating safety,' the creation of a commission to improve gender diversity in the trucking industry, and much, much more.
Teachers Unions Are Again Flexing Their Political Muscle, This Time On Mandatory Masking
Unions are lining up to support mandatory masking in schools, even for preschoolers.
The ACLU Claims the Second Amendment Is Racist, But Gun Control Has the Real Record on Systemic Oppression
To date, black Americans are more likely than any other group to suffer the adverse impacts of gun control laws.
The ACLU Is No Longer Free Speech's Champion, but Other Groups Are Filling the Gap
While the faces of the free speech movement may have changed over time, the significance of defending free speech has remained unchanged
These 12 High-Profile Politicians Got Caught Violating Their Own COVID Rules
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser is the latest elected official added to the list.
How a McDonald’s Gig Helped Propel Olympian Quanesha Burks to Tokyo
The minimum wage could have tripped Quanesha Burks up at the starting line of her career.
A Liberal Pop Star Just Condemned Socialist Tyranny in Cuba
"Anybody who speaks out against the government in Cuba is disappeared and kidnapped from their families or put behind bars," she said.
The Push is On to Extend One of the Federal Government’s Worst Pandemic Power-Grabs
Whenever the order finally expires, crushing bills will come due.
How Amazon's $10 Billion Contract Squabble with the Pentagon Reveals the Shady Nature of Military Contracts
The Defense Department’s cancellation of the $10 billion JEDI contract shows how military contracting can lead to political corruption.
School Shutdowns Will Cost Students a Staggering Amount in Lifetime Earnings, New McKinsey Analysis Shows
All this educational loss will have grave financial implications.
Woman Sexually Assaulted by Deputy Sheriff During Traffic Stop Says Qualified Immunity Is Blocking Her Quest for Justice
Justice should primarily be about making victims whole, not merely incarcerating perpetrators. Qualified immunity hinders that.
What the Nazis Had in Common With Every Other Collectivist Regime in the 20th Century
Just like Lenin, Mao, Pol Pot, and others, the Nazis claimed to be socialists, concentrated power in the State, and spurned the rights of individuals.
Restaurants Are Winning the Fight With Cities Trying to Ban Gas-Powered Stoves
Efforts to ban gas stoves in restaurants and new buildings are not going as planned. That’s a good thing.
Despite ‘Delta’ Alarmism, US COVID Deaths Are at Lowest Level Since March 2020, Harvard and Stanford Professors Explain
Far more people were dying from COVID-19 months ago as we were winding down restrictions than are dying today as some call to reinstate them.
Disabled Mother Wins Legal Fight to Keep Family Home From Property Tax Collectors
Mary Ann and Tina Dupere were in danger of losing their home of 42 years over a property tax debt that’s less than 1 percent of their home’s estimated value.
Marxist Student Group Demands Abolition of Hayek Society at London School of Economics
Intellectual arsonists at the London School of Economics are seeking to abolish the ideas of Nobel Prize-winning F.A. Hayek from the school he lectured at for 20 years.
Why the Middle Class Should Start Paying Attention to the Death Tax
Currently, estates valued at less than $11.58 million are exempt from the death tax in the US tax code. That may soon change.
Why NY Governor Andrew Cuomo May Get Away With the Scandal of the Century
Abuse of power is a feature of big government, not a bug.
Back-to-School Mask Mandates Are Outraging Parents—Here's How to Get Around Them
Mandates are emerging even though children are, thankfully, not at severe risk from the coronavirus.
How Profits Created the Prosperity We Enjoy Today
The profit motive produced vacuum cleaners, dishwashers, automobiles, air conditioners, TVs, personal computers, cell phones, and countless other luxuries we enjoy today.
We Just Got Proof That Uber Has Saved Thousands of Lives
The ride-sharing service is more than just convenient, a new study finds.
Can Socialism Ever Be 'Democratic'? Here's What Bernie Sanders Gets Wrong.
Cuba demonstrates why socialism and democracy are simply incompatible.
The Case Against Antitrust: No, Facebook and Twitter Are Not Monopolies
The first step is understanding the economics of monopolies and the specific problem that antitrust legislation is designed to solve.
How Food Stamps Are Like Broken Windows
Today, many politicians make the same mistake as the spectators in Bastiat’s famous parable.
What Joe Biden and Henry VII Have in Common
President Biden’s enthusiasm for taxes is reminiscent of an old concept from British history known as “Morton’s Fork.”
Fauci Can’t Get His Own Facts Straight, Yet the Government Wants to Decide What’s ‘Misinformation’ on Social Media
Misinformation is much more destructive when it emanates from a monopolistic “Ministry of Truth.”
Why the Threat to Free Speech Suddenly Looks Much Bigger
The White House recently announced that government officials are working directly with Facebook to limit the spread of "misinformation."
Hamilton, The Musical, Will Be Getting At Least $30 Million in Federal Aid. Hamilton, The Man, Is Partly to Blame.
Alexander Hamilton had some great ideas, but he had some pretty bad ones too.
DC’s ‘Progressive’ Mayor Just Signed a Nanny State Law Specifically Targeting Black People
There are so many problems with this latest expansion of the nanny state that it’s difficult to know where to begin.
Life Expectancy Saw Biggest Drop Since World War II in 2020–And Not Just Due to COVID
COVID was the 3rd leading cause of death in 2020.
How Taxpayers End Up Paying Off the Insane Tuition Costs of Grad Programs at Elite Colleges
Tuition for grad programs is skyrocketing, and taxpayers are increasingly on the hook.
The Real Victims of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Boycott Against Israel
It’s absurd to think that Ben & Jerry's move will affect Israeli policies in the least.
Alumni Organizations Are Pushing Back on Woke Campuses in Battle for Free Speech
When university administrations refused to step in and support censored students, alarmed alumni began to take action.
Top Global Energy Agency Calls for Phasing Out of All Gas-Powered Cars, Coal-Fired Plants
Fossil fuel use is a double-edged sword. Climate alarmists fixate on one edge and completely disregard the other.
Daily COVID Deaths in Sweden Hit Zero, as Other Nations Brace for More Lockdowns
Sweden isn't in the news much these days. There's a reason for that.
And the Number #1 Housing Market in America Is …
The average population of the top 20 metros on the WSJ/Realtor.com Housing Market Index is just 300,000. That’s not the whole story, however.
Why Australia’s Gold Rush Ushered in Political Freedom (as Well as Wealth)
Nineteenth century gold miners brought democracy and property rights to Australia, as well as riches. But the history was at times bloody.
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