Biden’s 5% cap on apartment rents: Washington’s latest economic folly
Recently, the Biden administration introduced plans to limit increases in apartment rents to 5% annually.
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What Was Missing at NatCon 2024
National Conservatives are a growing movement on the political right.
The CIA’s assassination plots
The CIA has been involved in numerous assassination plots since its inception.
Does J.D. Vance threaten the regime?
The sitting president is facing an unprecedented inner-party campaign to end his candidacy over his obvious cognitive decline.
When chickens become a weapon of woke politics
It's an odd turn of events when a libertarian party finds itself defending the uncensored right to say "chicken." This circumstance serves as a clear reminder of the difficulties and ridiculousness of modern woke politics spread across social media.
Rothbard in 1972: Another lone nut?
John F. Kennedy; Malcolm X; Martin Luther King; Robert F. Kennedy; and now George Corley Wallace: the litany of political assassinations and attempts in the last decade rolls on.
The hope for national unity in the shadow of a failing state
Should Trump’s call for “unity” result in further moderation of his politics, the result could ultimately still provide a win for the regime that either desired his death or was at least disinterested in preventing it.
Why we’ll never know what really happened in Butler, Pa.
Just days after the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, theories are flying from all directions.
Argentina’s Inflation Fight
Inflation from the government and the banking system is usually aided unconsciously by the people, who generally believe that some moderate periodi
