Mises Wire

As experience now makes clear, the War Powers Resolution did not fix the problem of presidential usurpation of Congress's war powers. 

So long as he uses a "national security" ploy, a president can raise taxes without so much as a debate in Congress. 

There is a very stark contrast between market-friendly Botswana, South Africa, and the statist hellhole of Zimbabwe.

Even The Washington Post admits that secession movements are a key component in promoting peace and ending conflicts. 

International trade hasn’t had a very good time lately. The outlook is bleak indeed, but it’s not the first time, nor will it be the last.

The capitalist system is a system in which promotion is precisely according to merit. Marx didn't like that.

Economic globalism — which is a wonderful thing — is something quite different from the highly suspect agenda of political globalism. 

The authors of the Constitution were clear that the power to declare war was limited to Congress. It's important to understand why. 

Statistics and empirical data aren't ignored by Austrians. Rather, they are relegated to their proper place in the economic edifice.

There's no need to amend the Constitution the old fashioned way when federal judges can just amend the constitution unilaterally.