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Ten ways your tax dollars pay for war — past, present, and future

The Fed Remains on Course – to Trouble

If the Fed really intends to turn away from its easy-money policies, it has three options for doing it. All of them are risky.

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Jeff Sessions's Drug-War Fanaticism Shows a Growing Gap Between DC and the States

Decentralization and SecessionLegal SystemU.S. History

Blog21 hours agoRyan McMaken

As states increasingly resist federal mandates on guns, drugs, and immigration, Jeff Sessions in DC has announced it's full speed ahead.

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Why Some People Are Poorer than Others

Blog07/26/2017Henry Hazlitt

The only permanent way to cure poverty is to increase their earning power and productivity.

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Seattle's Minimum Wage Supporters Ignore the Facts

Bureaucracy and RegulationU.S. History

Blog07/25/2017Andrew Syrios

Early data showed the Seattle minimum wage experiment is hurting those its supposed to help. So, the city fudged the data.

Judge Napolitano at Mises University 2017

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An Evening with Judge Andrew P. Napolitano

Legal SystemPhilosophy and Methodology

07/24/2017Audio/VideoJudge Andrew P. Napolitano

Judge Napolitano speaks at Mises University.

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The Origins of the Crack-Baby Myth

Blog07/24/2017Chris Calton

Like much of the propaganda surrounding the Drug War, the media-invented crack-baby stories generally ignored the scientific facts.

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Congress Loves to Slap Sanctions on Foreign Regimes — But Do They Ever Work?

War and Foreign Policy

Blog07/24/2017Ron Paul

Economic sanctions as foreign policy are based on the idea that it's good to make civilians suffer in order to bring about regime change. It's a failed strategy.

Mises Weekends

Brion McClanahan and Allen Mendenhall present a discussion of the Constitution you won't hear anywhere else.

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The Hidden Costs of "National Security"

The Fed Remains on Course – to Trouble

Jeff Sessions's Drug-War Fanaticism Shows a Growing Gap Between DC and the States

Why Some People Are Poorer than Others

Seattle's Minimum Wage Supporters Ignore the Facts

An Evening with Judge Andrew P. Napolitano

The Origins of the Crack-Baby Myth

Congress Loves to Slap Sanctions on Foreign Regimes — But Do They Ever Work?

Mises Weekends

Does Britain Have the World’s Best Health System? Only If You Ignore Outcomes

A Mixed Hero: A Libertarian Reassessment of Elon Musk

The Origins of the Crack-Baby Myth

Why Some People Are Poorer than Others

Our Obsession with Survey Data is Ruining Economics

An Evening with Judge Andrew P. Napolitano

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