from FEE

Governments in the United States pay more (as a percentage of GDP) toward higher education than many other so-called "peer" countries.

A common (legitimate) concern with nuclear is unhealthy radiation, its usage actually emits less radiation than the burning of coal.

It is wrong to have price controls on something so important. As David Mayers once said, “This is an attack on the bowels of America.”

Human action and entrepreneurship is motivated by the realization that things could always be better.

This bill deserves all the ridicule it will get.

The world’s largest fast food company will be just fine. But what about workers?

The Yellow Vests are either ignorant or hypocritical.

It is false that profit margins and labor cost margins are always inversely correlated.

People have no right to make others follow in their footsteps.

It is not markets that are the problem, but that the textbook market is a perverted one.

Put bluntly: Political meddling with central banks is an incredibly bad and dangerous idea.

Napoleon and George Washington would be very jealous of your ability to instantaneously text people thousands of miles away.

This gun control law is one huge taxpayer-funded political advertisement.

The battle for freedom must be won over and over again.

The lack of fire as a cleansing mechanism has turned many western forests into veritable tinderboxes ready to go up in flames at the first spark.

Next time you see an electric car or a charging station, keep in mind the emissions involved in producing the battery and the electricity used to keep it running.

Let’s hope that Washington doesn’t make the same mistake it made nearly a century ago by re-nationalizing spectrum to act as a wholesaler for 5G commercial use.

No one is coming to help you, so you might as well stop waiting and start fixing your own life today.

It wouldn’t be surprising if small increases in the real minimum wage would have negligible disemployment effects, while larger changes—such as the “Fight for $15”—would have worrisome effects.

If Thanos really wanted to help keep worlds alive, he would want more population and more freedom.

Hipness aside, container housing is a potential source of housing for lower-income households.

To the Extinction Rebellion protesters: grow up and do something with your life.

Researchers found that the minimum wage slowed growth more in low-income areas.

Today, children are being diagnosed with, and often medicated for, ADHD at an astonishing rate.

America’s latest move against Iran is making things worse for the global economy on top of pressure from rising interest rates and trade wars.

Joe Biden is kicking off another presidential run. Will his role in the drug war finally catch up with him?

Destroying the free market will undo what millions ofpeople have died to achieve.

Some are still skeptical of the benefits of globalization. Some believe that only the very rich benefit from globalization.

Let local governments try policy ideas for the same reason that Burger King is rolling out the Impossible Whopper in one city: the future is uncertain, as are the results of experiments.

What will happen if the city goes bankrupt?

Any time industry giants are encouraging regulation on their own products, you know cronyism is right around the corner.

Greater awareness of our mindset allows us to make permanent changes.

For six years, the only luxuries Bopha Sayavong dreamed of were peace, quiet, food, and shelter.

American capitalism needs to be reformed before it’s too late.

The bottom line is that there’s been aworldwide revolutionin favor of private savings and the United States is falling behind.

It’s not the student’s fault for voting their conscience, but it’s being used by the media to drive a narrative the media wants to hear.

Would a world of less heavily capitalized communications entities really lead to greater responsibility?

This race to the elusive top is causing many young people to experience severe anxiety, depression, and hopelessness.

The simplest reconciliation, of course, is that most people spend their money poorly.

The best way to oppose Trump is to oppose his aggressive foreign policy, which has real-life consequences for innocent people around the world.

Julia O’Connell says, "People think [Colonials] invokes an image of colonizing, which it doesn’t. It’s just a reference to George Washington."

Freedom, personal responsibility, and voluntary interactions are a far better, and just, means of uplifting the least among us.

Yes, protectionism can save some US jobs, but at what cost? Empirical evidence suggests it’s very, very expensive.

Humans will strut and fret our hour upon the stage, then be heard no more.

If people questioned the basis of those promised solutions, it would not be anyone’s ticket into the White House.

It’s time to force Trump to actually live up to his promise of draining the swamp.

Business is personal. And all barriers to trade are restrictions on personal freedom.

The impetus behind reparations is not justice but the inculcation of national guilt for the purpose of furthering a political agenda.

Information flows through the internet as cars flow through roads and highways.

The trailblazers in human, academic, scientific, and religious freedom have always been nonconformists.