from FEE

Does anyone really think that Joe Biden, who is not a capitalist but a lifelong politician, knows “the right way to invest” $6 trillion?

Remember, the spending plan also includes trillions in corporate tax hikes.

Coming to grips with the failure of lockdowns is important for several reasons.

Randi Weingarten’s refusal to recognize science showing it was safe to reopen schools has been devastating for children.

As it turns out, the government is to blame.

The Hazlitt Project’s mission is to discover, train, and launch the young Henry Hazlitts of the 21st century.

It's sure to backfire over the long run—even according to the president’s own economists.

What might prompt Dr. Fauci to change his medical opinion on masks? The answer can be found in basic economics.

Politicians need to stop bailing out billionaires.

It’s time to stop coddling our kids.

Whenever you entrust politicians with doling out literal trillions of dollars, bias and favoritism are sure to ensue.

Companies are adapting to a surge in their expenses in a crafty way.

The idea that value comes from labor is simply untenable.

In LA County, 31 lifeguards made between $50,000 and $131,500 in overtime alone, a recent investigation found.

The vice president wants to double down on the same approach that caused our grave problems in the first place

When prices go up, you are quietly getting poorer.

After a tough year, Americans need their incomes more than ever. But the IRS is holding onto their money longer than usual because they are unable to keep up.

The first part of "Follow the Science" is set to debut in the fall of 2021.

Banning the transport of stuff that people desire is much easier said than done and may well produce more victims than the stuff itself.

The tradition of the West is under attack, but we forsake it at our peril.

When a seven-time Super Bowl champion is hopping on the crypto train, it’s probably a good bet.

Joe and Janet the robber barons

The Florida governor’s “anti-riot” bill goes far beyond combating riots—it threatens Floridians’ constitutional rights.

The money in your bank account or under your mattress is worth less now.

“Ghost guns” are the modern manifestation of an American tradition of liberty that stretches back to Lexington and Concord.

That politicians in several states are justifying continued mask mandates even after CDC recommendations have changed is a reminder of a timeless lesson about emergency powers.

Is using humanity’s limited resources to explore desolate planets as worthless as it sounds?

Your wallet will feel it.

Gasoline, air fares, rental cars, and hotels are among the items seeing the biggest price increases in the economy, data show.

Here's how it all went wrong.

Thirty-eight year-old Allen Russell will spend the rest of his life in prison due to Mississippi’s harsh repeat offender laws.

If we want a free and fair internet, we must respect the rights of tech companies.

Why homeschoolers often stand out on the job market.

Time has proven Rand Paul had his thumb on the pulse of the science of the virus, and understood the unintended consequences of government interventions better than public health officials.

Hopefully, this polling will mean that ultra-expensive, big-government approaches to addressing climate change are taken off the table.

If throwing more taxpayer money at the system could accomplish anything, we wouldn’t have such abysmal results.

A new analysis from Moody’s Analytics makes this clear.

The numbers vary wildly from state to state—including a few states that will surprise you.

Bitcoin’s energy usage stacks up well to its competition—and then some—according to a new Galaxy Digital paper.

It doesn’t take a genius to figure out what’s going on here.

It's been a chaotic year, but FEE navigated the storm to reach brighter horizons than ever before.

This is the second time Whitmer has flouted her own public positions.

A new report from The Guardian finds that police reform efforts often come with strings attached—purse strings, that is.

Corporations increasingly are viewing themselves as social stewards for moral and social charge. But is that a good thing?

This only adds to previous reports that similarly deemed the $828 billion+ stimulus loan program rife with fraud.

For more than five decades as a journalist, George Schuyler eloquently assailed Jim Crow, Big Government, and socialism.

It’s almost impossible to see a scenario where this doesn’t lead to much higher prices for consumers.

There’s plenty of labor, John Stossel recently pointed out. But many people are finding they are better off financially not working because of perverse incentives created by the American Rescue Plan.

Here’s hoping more CEOs follow Shopify’s lead and rediscover the fundamental morality of free-market capitalism.

“There is [going to be] a time in which people wake up and say ‘the emperor has no clothes."