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James Bovard

Wisdom from James Bovard on the train wreck that is American democracy. 

Tho Bishop

Projections have the 2020 election seeing record-high turnout. Conventional wisdom views this as a win for Joe Biden, but could conventional wisdom be wrong?

Robert Aro

Goldman Sachs was fined $2.9 Billion while pleading guilty to bribery charges involving the Malaysian government, breaking a record for the largest

Robert Aro

While not explicitly defined, the “housing challenge” invokes an idea of “inequality,” and the Fed aims to fight it.

Ryan McMaken

The Left recognizes the importance of education in forming Americans’ ideology. The Left takes a long-term view. The Left accepts partial victories.

Peter G. Klein

Nicolas Petit's forthcoming book, Big Tech and the Digital Economy, offers an interesting new take on antitrust and regulation in the digital economy.

Tho Bishop

While social media and Big Tech have been useful tools in the promotion of our ideas, we have long understood the dangers of relying upon these platforms for distribution.

Ryan McMaken

Back in August, European politicians were threatening lockdowns and calling for “vigilance.” But given the economic devastation wr

Ryan McMaken

If there is general civil unrest, don't expect much help from the police. Many citizens have figured this out already, and they're arming themselves.

Ryan McMaken

As is often pointed out by prolockdown publications like the New York Times, Sweden has experienced covid-19 deaths at a rate above t