from FEE

The fact is feminism is a libertarian movement.

President Biden's plan would be a burden on the economy and reduce prosperity over the long run.

California’s proposed ban on fracking comes as global demand for energy is increasing.

If protectionists were consistent, they should be lauding the captain of the Ever Given for his ability to disrupt trade.

When Big Business comes together to collude with Big Government, it usually means everyday people are about to get ripped off.

‘Vaccine passports’ are the latest in a long line of unusual terms we’ve all become familiar with over the past year. Here’s why they’re problematic.

This isn’t investment advice. It’s a warning.

The demand by the Los Angeles teachers union to supply teachers with taxpayer-funded child care subsidies is part of an ongoing effort by unions to influence public policy.

In Texas, COVID cases continue to fall. Meanwhile, many other states are fighting a resurgence of the virus despite state attempts to tame it.

Governor Cuomo’s part in hiding nursing home data is execrable, but one key principle of economics explains why it isn’t surprising.

Abandoning the failed war on marijuana would literally have life-saving results.

Biden is trying to slip thousands extra out of the average federal taxpayer’s pocket without them noticing.

Here’s why restaurants and other small businesses are struggling to hire.

COVID-19 is new. But the reaction to the crisis is starting to look familiar.

Though largely forgotten today outside of Kansas, Susanna M. Salter helped women break the political glass ceiling.

Capitalism has allowed women to avoid many obstacles to prosperity and created far more equality than there’s ever been.

These 4 underlying sociological problems, not guns, are the key drivers of American violence.

The Ever Given may have been pretty stuck, but many other trade barriers remain far more entrenched.

Amazon workers should learn these 3 things from the troubled history of past unionization efforts.

Nearly half of Americans between 18 and 34 are concerned about returning to a normal social life after the pandemic, a new YouGov poll found.

Harming farmers’ ability to produce food surplus harms all of us.

Just roughly one-third of the money goes to the kinds of spending people would usually associate with infrastructure.

Congratulations! The government helped so much that ordering your dinner now costs 10 percent more.

A recent Data for Progress survey found 60 percent of Americans believe no-knock warrants are dangerous. Elected officials should listen.

Once they experience the full freedom and flexibility of homeschooling, many parents and children won’t ever want to return to a coercive classroom.

Restriction of free thought and free speech might be the most dangerous of all subversions.

Millennials are helping us rediscover an important lesson about modern life.

Texas’s low COVID numbers are encouraging, but they are not unique.

The results are in—and they overwhelmingly vindicate the free states over the authoritarian experiments.

Rose Wilder Lane’s experience with the reality of Russian socialism has brought many to see the paramount importance of freedom.

Leonard Read saw how rare freedom was in human history. In his 1974 work "Having My Way," he explained the key to preserving self-ownership.

Under drug criminalization, elites often get away with the same behavior that earns disadvantaged people harsh punishments.

While draft registration does involve unequal treatment of men and women, the larger issue is Selective Service registration itself.

Pieter Brueghel’s masterpiece painting The Triumph of Death evoked a certain reality of the plague that many would sooner forget.

New data from Europe suggest Sweden's laissez-faire approach to the pandemic was far from catastrophic.

It’s a lot more money—resources we don’t have.

India has an estimated 8 million people invested in cryptocurrencies. A blanket ban would be a very poor decision.

A cursory overlook of the justice system’s operations reveals that the expansion of police powers almost always impacts marginalized communities more harshly - communities the Democrats claim to stand for.

While the competitive housing market could create additional headaches for some buyers a growing number of families are finding a way to beat the system: they’re moving back in together.

An American by birth, entrepreneur Jim Thompson accomplished amazing commercial feats in the silk industry largely half a world away, in Thailand. But his 1967 disappearance remains a mystery.

New York lawmakers need to realize that people respond to incentives, and that punitive taxation inevitably backfires.

New Hampshire’s rejection of a state minimum wage comes two weeks after the Senate rejected legislation seeking to increase the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour.

Tibor’s contributions to the freedom movement were as towering as the man himself.

A recent Gallup survey found that more than one-third of Americans believe that at least half of those infected with COVID-19 require hospitalization. How did we get here?

When the only tool you have is a lockdown, everything looks like it needs to be locked down.

These astounding new figures offer a painful reminder of the perennial perils of tunnel-vision policymaking.

What was Vladimir Lenin’s remedy for his unfolding socialist catastrophe early in 1921? Free markets.

For artists who’ve never had any interest in picking up an economics book, now’s the time to get interested.

As liberty represents the only hope for true civilization, continuing the mission to advance it remains the best course to sustain and enlarge its spark.

The “Libertarians of ‘43” were outspoken advocates of American individualism and human ingenuity.