from FEE

When collectivism is followed to its ultimate conclusion, it leads to savage acts, like mass shootings.

It is difficult to think critically with words that carry hidden assumptions into our reasoning.

In the years to come, people may get to seeThe Handmaid’s Talein real life.

“Believe the victim” is a moral mantra with a ferocious backlash against anyone who expresses disbelief.

Politicians should ignore the trade deficit and focus instead on preserving the dollar’s special status as a reserve currency.

Should government officials really have the power to decide what you put into your own body?

The situation is more complicated than reporters suggest.

Are social justice warriors at Twitter afraid of my movement to raise the voting age?

The US Constitution is silent when it comes to the economic preference for the “low” tariff.

The constitutionality of the plan can and will be challenged.

The confusion about socialism derives in part from its traditional definition of government ownership of the means of production.

The significance of grit is increasingly being recognized in social science research, and it makes sense.

It’s a laughable notion that an 18- to 21-year-old can be locked up with career criminals but can’t legally buy a cigarette at a corner store.

If all regulations were abolished, individuals’ creative juices could flow freely because innovation would no longer be suppressed.

It’s time to admit the recycling mania is a giant placebo.

Unfortunately, entrepreneurship is woefully neglected in schools and standard extracurriculars.

Their proposals are not merely unrealistic, but they are deliberately so.

Let insurance be what it was meant to be: peace of mind against catastrophe.

Fear is a very strong tool that can blur humans’ logic and change their behavior.

As nefarious as people want 3D-printed guns to look, there is another side of the story entirely.

Greta Thunberg first came into the public light in 2018 when she started a school strike on climate in front of the Swedish parliament.

When millennials stand in MVA lines, do they wonder what their experience will be when the government takes a more significant role in their lives?

Brutus, in particular, asserted that the Supreme Court would become a source of massive abuse because courts would be beyond the control of “both the people and the legislature.”

The key thing to understand is that not all taxes are created equal.

If these efforts are such a good deal, then why must government mandate them and utilities push for them?

The answer to the challenges of the new millennium is not more state interventionism but to eliminate politics and the state.

The real threat to free speech does not come from a varied set of tech firms but from government actors who assume they know best.

Minimum wage hikes increase property crime arrests among 16-24-year olds—the group for whom the minimum wage is most likely to bite.

The fanaticism of years of demanding more socialist policies has created an environment in which it is not taboo anymore.

Predictions of technology harming the workforce have constantly failed since the dawn of technology itself.

Even if on paper two employees do the “same” job, very few jobs are truly identical.

Master’s degrees may not be a practical choice for prospective students in every field.

Far from helping eliminate slums, rent control laws, in fact, create them.

Cutting spending needs to happen even at the Pentagon where there is lots of waste, redundancy, and purchases of weapons systems that are not strictly essential for America’s national security.

Even if politicians could perfectly plan the economy, humans would still respond to natural incentives, making MMT an impossible economic scheme.

Once you learn their gimmicks, you become a wiser and more discriminating consumer of information.

Multiply the Rosetta Stone a few hundred times, and you’ll get something that looks like the US tax code.

Where socialism abolished all market relations outright, fascism left the appearance of market relations while planning all economic activities.

Japan’s isolation was not “self-imposed” at all; rather, isolation was imposed upon it by an authoritarian government.

In a free market, competition is the best way for improvements in the levels of quality and service that a consumer receives in their products.

Voters in Maryland overwhelmingly back the increase in the state’s minimum wage. Thousands of voters who back this increase will lose their jobs because of it.

It is not Chinese businesses but American businesses that pay for the tariffs.

Millennials are stuck with loans they can't afford and degrees they often have no use for.

Just because its hidden political payoff is now 99 years old does not mean it should make it to 100.

The victory of feminism is only possible if it dissolves into individualism.

Why are progressives so quick to believe even sketchy reports of hate crimes and lament cases where they turn out to be untrue?

MMT is a bait-and-switch wrapped in a sleight-of-hand.

Suffolk County Massachusetts, which represents the heart of the Boston-Cambridge-Newton part of New England, appears to be the most politically intolerant county in the US.

Embracing freedom and a government that finally gets out of the lives of the people is a better idea.

The real solution is the hardest one: reforming Social Security and Medicare.