America: Land of the (Not Really) Free
Last week, President Donald Trump commemorated income tax payments being due by having DoorDash deliver food from McDonald’s to the White House.
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When Legal Methods Become Rhetoric
Brazilian jurisprudence is tampering with legal discourse from two distinct traditions: proportionality and reasonableness.
The Hyperreality of the State
The market has one essential property: it remains connected to reality.
NewMexit: Secession in the Southwest?
Lea and Roosevelt counties in the US state of New Mexico (NM) in 2026 are seeking to secede and join the state of Texas.
Job Growth Stagnates as Fed Predicts “Zero Net Job Creation” Going into 2026
According to the March employment report, released last week by the federal Bureau of
Why the Crash Was Delayed
A $2.3 trillion contraction met with a $2.5 trillion injection.
Tax Freedom Day Underestimates How Long You Work for the Government
While Tax Freedom Day is mid-April, Rothbard’s measure of the government's fiscal burden reveals that Americans don’t truly start working for themselves until June 5, over seven weeks later.
Rand Paul’s “Six Penny Plan” to Balance the Federal Budget in Five Years
US Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky has introduced a federal spending restraint bill, called the “Six Penny Plan” that may actually work.
How Do CEOs Make Strategy?
Do high-performing firms win because they choose better strategies, or because they have better processes for making strategy in the first plac
Milei’s Monetary Mistake
Argentina is better than it was before Milei’s victory.
