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This warning offers a painful reminder of how price inflation hurts everyday Americans.

What the congresswoman reviles about capitalism is actually its greatest virtue.

A collapse of economic freedom has driven South Africa's unemployment rate to 42 percent.

Eliminating conscription would strengthen America's commitment to freedom and foster a more efficient military.

Many Americans operate under the belief that the US holds a welcoming policy to refugees and those seeking political asylum. That’s not the case.

A new study suggests that the notion that marijuana is a 'gateway drug' is little more than political fiction.

Gun control proponents may never admit the numerous failures under their policies. But sometimes actions speak louder than words.

When given the option, people overwhelmingly choose economic freedom over big-government stagnation.

&Pizza CEO Michael Lastoria gets an A+ for PR. His economics grade is another story.

Here’s where CNN’s largely laudable report goes astray.

Caminito del Rey, also known as ‘the walkway of death,’ was opened in 1921 to the public by Spain’s King Alfonso XIII, an uncommonly impressive monarch.

July 2021 marked the 100-year anniversary of the end of one of America’s darker economic chapters, one that is often overlooked by both historians and economists.

The resources wasted and misinformation spread by the CDC throughout the COVID-19 pandemic make it difficult to imagine how the agency could ever be fixed.

Basically, the woman was fined enormous sums by the city because cars parked on her own property touched grass.

Ronald Greene did indeed flee from police and crash his car. But the footage shows he was still very much alive when police approached his wrecked vehicle.

Here's why the real number is probably even larger.

Author Carol Roth discusses the winners and losers in the 2020 pandemic lockdowns and how the American Dream can be saved in a wide-ranging interview with FEE.

It hurts the working class in these key ways.

If direct pay models became commonplace, they would empower and liberate both patients and doctors and do more to bring down costs than other healthcare reforms.

Public schools have made life really difficult over the last year and a half, but it doesn’t have to be this way.

Small businesses like Taco Loco—and their customers—are suffering the consequences of big government failure.

No matter what media spin suggests, Marcell Felipe insists that the protests are a rejection of socialism and communism.

This is a conspicuous confiscation of power, and it’s precisely what America’s founding fathers strove to avoid through the establishment of checks and balances.

The life expectancy gap between the rich and poor continues to increase in the US—even as the government now spends a trillion dollars a year on poverty alleviation.

The government's Lifeline program is a sobering reminder that good intentions don’t always yield good results.

“It’s the best statement of anti-fragility I’ve ever seen,” says psychologist Jonathan Haidt, author of 'The Coddling of the American Mind.'

Those who underestimate him usually do not understand him.

Leonard Read reminds us of how large the chasm is between utopian promises authoritarians offer and what they actually have the wisdom to provide.

There are two significant patterns here.

It is hard for enterprising individuals to compete with widespread, “free” government offerings.

The tax in question hits poor and working-class citizens particularly hard.

Guess how much money the American Bankers Association gave him?

Data from the CDC show a sharp increase in the number of Americans experiencing symptoms of anxiety and depression. Are many breaking under the stress?

As Leonard Read wrote, “Let anyone do anything, so long as his actions are peaceful; limit government to keeping the peace.”

It appears 2020 was a textbook case of the Cantillon Effect—with a twist.

Parents want more educational choices. Entrepreneurs are ready to provide them.

This is a huge hit to the wallet.

In a free enterprise system, a company that allowed the Flint Water Crisis to happen would not still be in place. It would be history.

As it turns out, getting the government out of the way does more good than any 'stimulus' scheme ever will.

Cryptocurrencies are still in their infancy, but they have the power to reduce power imbalances and help lift up the least advantaged in society.

Frustrated by the blackboard explanations about wages during recessions, economist Truman Bewley did something unusual: he asked firms directly.

The Fed’s mission creep, though troubling, is neither new nor surprising.

Who knew virtue-signaling could be so expensive?

We can still prevent history from repeating.

These results should be alarming for those who believe in free markets.

The highway boom of the 1950s and ’60s destroyed communities across the country instead of helping them.

Germans have suddenly discovered admiration for the 'chaotic,' decentralized public health approach embraced in the United States.

Here's why it matters.

Newly released data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal a surge in self harm and hospitalizations from poor mental health among teens in 2020.

More free-market principles could soon take root in college sports.