Power & Market

This week Congressman Mike Johnson was voted in as Speaker of the House, following three weeks of rare genuine uncertainty in Washington.

The Economist, a disappointing magazine, has a fittingly

On a recent broadcast of NPR’s 

Does Chauvin deserve decades in prison for this? Probably not, but he could have also easily avoided the entire situation, had he not thought himself above the law. 

On Thursday, some of the world’s most prominent policymakers and regulators met at the 18th

President Joe Biden announced last week that the United States would be funding – and possibly fighting - three wars in three different parts of th

Elon Musk is right. NewsGuard is a scam and is a tool of wealthy political operatives and social-media elites. The idea that is a neutral arbiter of reliable "truth" will only seem plausible to the most naive consumers of media narratives. 

First of all, modern man, living in a price inflationary economy, in a debt economy, tends to be short-sighted and reductionist in his vision.

The results of Argentina’s presidential election have produced an interesting result in the recovery of the Peronist Sergio Massa from the primary

How, in view of this constellation, is a libertarian to position himself? The answer I gave last year still holds today. Faced with inter-state wars, i.e. wars between rival gangs sustained by taxation, confiscation and conscription, a libertarian should stay “neutral.”