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Qualified immunity is not truly in line with conservative principles.

The federal debt numbers have become so absurdly large that almost no one but mathematicians really appreciates them.

If recent events have taught us anything, it’s that Americans cannot count on police to protect them or their property from violence.

Lifting the MBL cap would help small businesses and low-income families disproportionately impacted by the lockdowns.

Governments often break their promises, especially about taxes.

How “defensive pessimism" in our stories can help us in real life.

Fifteen years before publication of Solzhenitsyn’s most famous work, a 22-year-old Bob Dylan gleaned a startling truth about good and evil.

American workers are not helped by keeping out potential job-creators.

Many individuals feel they have no choice but to follow the herd. These quotes will help you break away.

Fatherlessness is a root cause of many of our social ills.

VSL and the Dictatorship of the Present

Meanwhile, corporations receive massive windfalls thanks to government ‘relief’ efforts.

From Gordon Gekko to Jordan Belfort

It's not just about homeschooling.

For the first time in half a century, more Americans said they were unhappy than very happy.

Should high-tax states such as California and New York get a bailout?

Today’s unprecedented debt-to-economy ratio includes $2.5 trillion in new debt since the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Practical guidance from the Scottish economist's Theory of Moral Sentiments

A labor revolt in a "workers' paradise."

If Camden’s experiment has taught us anything, it’s that we shouldn’t shy from creative, even radical approaches to policing.

One key measure has gone under the radar.

If we want to address unjust policing and restore public trust, we must end qualified immunity.

Dr. John Ioannidis is challenging medical findings of a virus that isn’t just deadly, but deeply controversial.

Employment cannot recover so long as the government pays people more to stay at home than what they earn from working.

While the promises of government politicians advocating central planning sound appealing, the wise course of action is to steer widely around the economic bombs these policies plant.

Consumers are the ones who will ultimately re-open the economy.

A perfect storm of unintended consequences

It’s not only necessary to have the right ideas, but to have the right words and the bravery to speak the truth.

The 'experts' may have subjected us to a blunder greater than any since the Iraq War.

"Man is superior to government and should remain master over it, not the other way around."

Is it a good idea to call your representative and demand that someone else pays your rent if you are working from home?

Tolerance for diversity and the presumption of innocence are at the heart of a free society.

Shielding communities from the direct economic consequences of riots by passing on these costs may have the unintended consequence of encouraging them.

The EARN IT Act seeks to undermine a fundamental element of existing privacy rights law.

Was Jesus of Nazareth truly a socialist? An astonishing number of people seem to think so.

Why do we need heavily armed men to issue a traffic citation?

Big government incompetence is a feature, not a bug.

Basic economics tells us that paying people more to stay home on welfare until the new year is a recipe for disaster, not economic recovery.

Lockdowns have resulted in horrific police brutality and further impoverished millions of the world’s poorest people.

24,000 inmates are in prison for conducting what is now widely considered "essential business."

If you’re concerned about winning the future in the battle against socialism, please consider joining us in getting this book in the hands of as many people as possible.

Posts criticizing the response of authorities to the virus have been blocked or removed in many countries.

The moment is ripe for change. We must not waste it on counterproductive violence.

When you dine at Chipotle, you have more choices than kings had a century ago.

The economic impact of the lockdowns and stay-at-home orders has upended many traditional jobs and industries, paving the way for agile entrepreneurs and creative startups to offer new products and services that people need and want.

Riots and looting undercut the economic foundation of urban and minority communities.

There is no better time for us to show those who are hurting how much the free market creates and delivers even when their enemies condemn and disagree.

The backbone of the economy has suffered mounting injuries plus insults.

Historically, Tiananmen Square held great significance in Chinese politics.

From lockdowns, to police brutality, to riots, only a principled approach can make things better.