from FEE

The Low Carbon Fuel Standardis estimated to be adding 12 cents per gallon of gasoline and 8 cents for diesel.

Three cheers to Olympe de Gouges. She was ahead of her time, a hero in a time and place that produced so few.

More needs to be done to provide information to students so they can make better decisions about what they choose to study.

This gripping mini-series documents what happens when you mix communism with nuclear power.

The ideal resolution for all involved is the removal of trade barriers and institution of simple trade agreements with negligible exemptions.

Many queer people seem worried that capitalism will poison gay activism. Here's why they need not worry.

To this day, government censorship, obfuscation, and denial have made details of the resulting massacre’s death toll difficult to verify.

From fostering creativity and freedom to providing impressive educational outcomes, homeschooling is an increasingly appealing option.

Despite the accumulation of nearly ten years worth of evidence that the U.S. government cannot make money from its student loan business despite having a near monopoly in it, it may soon get into a whole new lending racket.

Swearing might be rude, but it’s not criminal.

My study did not find that M4A would lower national health costs by $2 trillion over 10 years.

Brazil is moving in the right direction on civil rights for gun owners.

When relative demand is significantly different there's a huge imbalance in truck inventories, which leads to the dynamic pricing.

It's simple: If you own it, you should have the right to repair it.

Regulations serve to hinder access to treatment by making it prohibitively expensive. Drugs costing over $2 million are the latest symptom of the overregulation disease.

One of the problems with federal hand-out programs is that individuals take advantage of them and scam artists outright loot them.

The notion that corporations should be forced into profit-sharing runs counter to a basic libertarian principle: good ideas don’t require force.

Good news for the Land of the Brave: you are in a better demographic condition than your nearest rivals.

Soybeans may not seem all that useful in a war. Nonetheless they’ve become China’s most important weapon in its ever-worsening trade conflict with the U.S.

Applying market principles to water production and distribution can solve most, if not all, of the world's water deficiencies.

We cannot reach back to the past to ask for the guilty to restore what they took, but we can decide what to do with the world that we now have.

Ritual obeisance to principles can easily be combined with inflating government's role to metastasize far beyond general welfare.

Much of modern science rests on Louis Pasteur’s work.

Art programs need to teach students the skills they need to live a life in the art of their time.

If only someone hadwarnedthem.

Disrupting North American trade would harm American consumers and businesses across the country. And President Trump knows it.

The trait "intellectual humility" has received a lot of attention in recent years, largely due to some pioneering research by psychologists Cameron Hopkin and Stacey McElroy-Heltzel.

Charter schools questioned the low expectations that schools place on poor students and challenged the now popular assumption that student-led project learning is the best practice

A local newspaper has an impressively detailed account of the California town’s labor market.

If in coming years we hope to curb the naive governmental interventions that bring so much ruin to the world, we need to address this belief in the efficacy of government.

In short, negative rates and entrepreneurial endeavor have nothing to do with one another.

Walt Whitman is celebrated as the poet of the common man. But that is an incomplete view of someone who said, "More precious than all worldly riches is Freedom.”

The principal leader of the revolt that started on May 30, 1381, was a man named Wat Tyler, regarded by many historians as England’s first revolutionary.

Whether you like them or not, background checks are here to stay for gun owners and gun purchasers-but they are not the saving grace that some make them out to be.

According to a new George Mason University study, schools are paying teachers (and faculty) more in real terms, and have hired more of them.

Whether or not Facebook is actually biased, it may soon confront regulation or breakup.

Between 1998 and 2018, the average cost of cosmetic procedures rose at a slower pace than inflation.

Like the streetcar and horse-and-buggy, institutional schooling will become a cultural relic, a quaint reminder of yesteryear.

Modern-day America is still Great Society’s America but with a way more powerful federal bureaucracy.

Rather than subsidizing traditional affordable housing, conservatives have pushed to liberalize land use as a way to preserve options for everyone.

Millions of consumers nationwide depend on access to small loans. Limiting the rate of charge to 15 percent per year will not make these loans cheaper.

The new ECD score is based on factors such as the student's neighborhood crime levels, poverty, and schools.

The trade war is costing American households nearly $1000 each on average, according to the New York Fed.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wants to extend identity politics to vegetables.

Much of the criticism of Facebook relates to how the company’s algorithms target users with advertising, and the “echo chambers” that show users ideologically slanted content.

By ensuring that our children begin learning these ideas at an early age, we not only impart the protection of the law, but also a sense of civility, strength, and responsibility.

Prohibition, not fentanyl, is the real killer.

Only by defending voluntary arrangements, respecting one another’s self-ownership, can we achieve positive progress.

The question is, are you a parent who has the guts to instill the quality of self-control in the next generation?

The apparently simple task of finding a suitable historic figure to name a street after has been made complicated by government bureaucrats.