from FEE

Tidying up like Marie Kondo and choosing to live minimally will help you see all of the clothing you already do have.

Swedish economist Assar Lindbeck asserted that "in many cases rent control appears to be the most efficient technique presently known to destroy a city—except for bombing."

All across the nation, students are being prodded like cattle into classrooms, and the one-size-fits-all approach is failing them.

While honoring the troops on Memorial Day is a heartfelt and respectful endeavor, we must do so by protecting those who have not yet sacrificed their lives.

Those coming of age today will face some of the greatest obstacles ever encountered by young people.

When donating money, it is important to confirm that it is going to the right place and being spent effectively. After all, donations are worthless if the delivery system is corrupt.

The 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre will come and go ghost-like in China, but the event will remain part of China’s narrative.

Without government, who would protect us from beach umbrellas?

Noticeably, Brazil is grasping for economic liberty as it starts to realize that government is merely a euphemism for boondoggle.

Paul Hermann Müller received the Nobel Prize for his role in developing DDT as an insecticide.

The federal government did not need to take full control of the money supply to restore the economy.

Africa has over 25 percent of the world’s bird species.

With these numbers, how can it still be argued that more funding is needed to fix public education?

The tide of war will stay offshore when we add love to economic interdependence.

As the police have militarized, focus has shifted from one who keeps the peace to one who enforces the law—an important difference.

All parents should have the freedom to choose the best educational option for their children, and all children should have the best opportunity to reach their full potential.

There’s been a lot of market disruption, churning, andSchumpeterian creative destructionover the last six decades.

What should we make of this Green New Deal?

Open your mind to the importance of principle. It just may be what the world remembers you for.

There's no economic basis for the federal government’s attempts to mug Huawei.

South Africa does not suffer from these blackouts due to scarcity.

There's a reason consumers love Aldi.

It was one of the great environmental crimes of the 20th century and one of the fastest decimations of an animal population ever.

Jennifer Grossman and Dan Parsons worked together to adapt Ayn Rand's classic novella "Anthem" into a graphic novel.

Many of us have taken advantage of the vast global economy, but in the process, we have become overwhelmed with stuff.

Could market competition be the reason?

Universal Basic Income is false panacea that will lead us down a dark economic path for years to come.

A person free from plunder is free to prosper.

Conservative firebrand Tucker Carlson recently joined Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders in calling for a federally-imposed 15 percent cap on interest rates.

A new book by longtime Forbes publisher Rich Karlgaard reveals the downside of our society’s preoccupation with early achievement.

The DOJ’s aggressive actions send a definite signal to those hoping to open up safe injection facilities: expect fierce opposition.

One has to support the property rights, and consequently, free speech of his political enemies in order to uphold that of his.

Student loan forgiveness might succeed as a presidential campaign’s bumper sticker, but it fails as a serious policy.

To cling to a narrative that asserts racial discrimination as the only cause of statistical disparities turns a blind eye to reality and leads to harmful policies.

Social Security “contributions” do not actually entitle workers to the benefits they have been promised.

An examination of the early progressive philosophy of zoning laws and the individuals who executed them.

Under pressure from the European Union, Swiss voters on Sunday agreed to new gun regulations.

Increasing state control of the economy is inimical to freedom.

Why conservatives shouldn't accept the invasive growth of the government, but instead continue to combat it.

Because consumers are used to receiving services online for free, tech companies will find it hard to succeed with a traditional business model.

This year marked the 100th anniversary of the forming of theFascist movement in Milan, Italy.

When government pays for free college, it is risking the money of the average taxpayer—money that would have a more effective use when directed by natural market forces.

Is discrimination inevitable?

While the euro has benefits for citizens and companies who do not have to exchange their national currencies anymore when doing business with each other, its construction is poor at best.

The feds have become an octopus, encircling and strangling our colleges and universities with regulations, mandates, and controls.

Communism failed because comparisons with realistic alternatives were possible.

All over the world, private businesses, law enforcement agencies, and national governments are using facial recognition systems.

Many critics are calling into question the legal protections social media enjoys in response to what appears to be discrimination and the silencing of right-wing political views.

So far, 22 African Union member-states have ratified the free-trade area, and more are expected to join in the coming months.

It’s not hyperbole to say that politics are tearing America in two along ideological seams.