The Mises Wire had just barely published my article criticizing the National Security Strategy when hours later the news broke that the Pentagon had escalated Trump’s undeclared war against Venezuela by attacking the Fuerte Tiuna military base and various air defense installations in and around Caracas, killing 40 Venezuelans and abducting President Nicolás Maduro and hi

Bari Weiss gate-keeps the right against antiwar conservatives. Sound familiar?

Japan’s 10-year bond yield is now the highest its been since the 1990s. Inflation has run above above the BOJ’s 2% target for 44 straight months.

Israel immediately barred foreign journalists from reporting in Gaza after the start of the war in October 2023. Meanwhile, Israelis now openly call for censorship in the United States also.

As was the case the morning after “Shock and Awe” signaled the start of the Iraq war, many are cheering the US military raid on Venezuela and capture of its president, Nicolas Maduro. Overwhelming US military power – and likely some bribed Venezuelan officials – ensured that the operation was swift and dramatic.

This was not a war, we were told. It was just a surgical operation to remove a criminal dictator and restore democracy to the country. American oil companies would soon get even richer exploiting the country’s vast oil reserves. This time it will be different!

There is much to agree with in both Matt Walsh’s comments and Phil Duffy’s “Ken Burns Plays the “Founding Chaos” Card” criticisms of Ken Burns’s “The American Revolution,” flawed in the politically correct ways you would expect from PBS. Duffy focuses on Burns’s simplistic generalization “The Constitution saved the nation from chaos.”

Ludwig von Mises’s Omnipotent Government did not merely sharpen my intellect; it gave language to an experience I had liv