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NPV doesn’t mean that “every vote matters,” but would undermine the perceived legitimacy of a close election winner.

The dictator's life offers deep, cautionary insights for contemporary politics.

Despite encouraging reforms, they are apparently not extensive enough.

We need genuine liberalization in housing markets: nozoning laws or land-use regulations that restrict housing supply and price out many potential buyers.

By making it making it harder for former offenders to find work, licensing laws in some states actually contribute to our country’s skyrocketing recidivism rates.

Warren is not pushing to break up any power centers of government, eliminate any government agency, or reduce government power in any way.

People would have far fewer political grievances in a decentralized system.

Most millennialsare concerned about Social Security but are also depending on it as a meaningful source of income in retirement.

Worse, those costs can be expected to rise because politicians have failed to reach a compromise.

Instead of sitting idly by while USPS gains more legal privileges, Congress should force the agency to confront its own failings and decline in innovation.

A large portion of the beneficiaries of free college will be relatively affluent middle-class individuals.

Lowering the voting age while forcing these same teens to spend additional years in mandatory schooling environments, cut-off from authentic, inter-generational community interactions, is nothing more than a political ploy.

The letter, which was addressed to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Ed Markey, described the proposal as “not achievable or realistic.”

James Watt enhanced the design of the steam engine, making it more efficient and effective.

Sanders and Schumer are attempting to regulate the internal decision-making of US corporations and impose significant costs on employers.

Government interventions based on good intentions may backfire and produce a counterproductive result.

Drug courts are a preferable alternative to our current system, which is expensive, faulty, and burdensome.

The fundamental right to keep and bear arms is a vital tool safeguarding individual liberty.

Endorsement of the Green New Deal represents faith in the redemptive power of imposed economic suffering to conquer the sins of capitalism.

Real privatization is the right approach, and would mean an end to the era of special favors and subsidies.

After her kids graduated from college, Blanca Ocasio-Cortez decided that it was time to move to Florida, stating: “I was paying $10,000 a year in real estate taxes up north. I'm paying $600 a year in Florida. It's stress-free down here.”

An important lesson for many Americans today.

Those who wish to restrict others’ liberty hide what is involved behind linguistic smokescreens.

Those who wish to restrict others’ liberty hide what is involved behind linguistic smokescreens.

It is clear that for the planet to keep up with a rapidly growing population, it is absolutely necessary to liberate the global economy from the fetters of needless regulation and burdensome taxes and instead pursue policies that not only sustain the status quobut also encourage further production and economic growth.

I’m still hoping against hope that we were accidentally caught up in a well-intended operation and will have our page restored.

By advocating minimum wage hikes, people get to signal their own political virtue—at the expense of other people’s jobs.

The goal of Dissenter is to take the power from these centralized services and give it to the free people of the internet to wield for themselves.

Sorkin wants to penalize the abstinence that powers economic growth.

In doggedly pursuing trade protection as the indicated route to reduce our trade deficit, the administration is blinding itself to one of macroeconomic theory’s few basic truths.

Lives may certainly be saved, but property damage, animal life, and utility may suffer declines in other areas.

The great variety of influential books that are not (yet) as widely known and read as they deserve to betestifies to the richness of libertarian scholarly tradition.

A tale of the War on Drugs, Joe Biden, Bill Weld, and how civil asset forfeiture came to be.

Here are seven simple tips for successful networking.

The goal, presumably, is to hit the rich. But the stock market is not just a tool for the wealthy.

While people will be more inclined to make art, write novels, and work less, the amount of needed goods in society will decline.

It is time health authorities put their puritanical inclinations aside and give the public accurate information about e-cigarettes.

The suffering in Venezuela is not just tragic. It’s also senseless.

What caused the Great Recession? Why was it so severe? Were the policy responses effective?

Tribal conflicts, steadily diminishing in the West under capitalism, will rise again to threaten the peace and prosperity of humanity.

While household retirement savings are growing, government retirement plans, such as Social Security and government employee pensions, are underfunded by up to $26 trillion.

Economists should return to their classical liberal roots and recognize economics as an art involving non-scientific judgment.

The enactment of the AfCFTA is fantastic news for the continent.

When you elevate the “common good” over the rights of individuals, individuals become expendable.

Harris has already proposed spending so much taxpayer money on other things that nothing might be left over for housing, even if taxes were increased substantially across the board.

This is not the first time Democratic senators in Hawaii have called for congressional action on guns and gun violence.

Trump’s tariffs started a trade war, made Americans poorer, and caused them to pay more in taxes.

Sure, according to Macron every government has to decide for itself what it wants, but the EU is the one and only correct choice in the end.

My encounter with a solopreneur and the lesson I took away from it.

Millions are struggling to repay money they borrowed for an education they were told would set them up for financial success, but many states across the country have barred individuals from working if they have not yet paid off their loans.