Power & Market

After the first presidential debate on June 27, 2024, the media did something no one suspected: they began running headlines questioning President

After the recent election in France, the mainstream media is jubilant at the defeat of the far-right coalition.

My wife and I comprised an “Oreo family” at one time. We were the filling between raising children and helping parents age.

The severe losses for the center-right parties in the mid-summer French and British general elections, together with a shift in the US toward MAGA within the Republican Party, pose a severe and possibly existential challenge to the ideal of sound money.

One of the silver linings of the covid regime is the fact that the state overplayed its hand and turned many people into skeptics of the State. This wave of healthy skepticism has led to a surge of interest in the work of Murray Rothbard, the State’s greatest enemy.

Statements regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict during the debate illustrate that both candidates intend on continuing direct American intervention.

The American people have the great pleasure of electing either Joe Biden or Donald Trump as president this year.

For this week’s episode, I wanted to find something familiar in the form of a “saying” to try and convey my thoughts about the economy as it stands

Less than a century ago, the Democrats would have been able to legally remove a candidate in crisis and replace him with someone who would give the party a fighting chance in the presidential election.

This is a transcript from Mark Thornton’s Podcast, “Minor Issues