The Menace of Political Show Trials
What Isabel Paterson called “the humanitarian with the guillotine” poses a constant danger.
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Defending Gaza (Part I): Natural-Law Principles Vs. National-Interest Statism
The individual’s natural right to life antedates the state apparatus.
Price Discovery Equals Short Sales
Another recent office building sale had Blackstone and its lender agreeing to sell 1740 Broadway for $186 million. Blackstone Inc. bought the building in 2014 for $605 million.
Anti-Liberty Conservatives Want More Theft
American Compass, a think tank promoting a conservatism lacking even a rhetorical commitment to free markets, recently called for Republicans to support tax increases.
Robert Reich’s Second Myth
Robert Reich’s second myth is “Government Obstructs the Free Market.” (See my respon
We Can Praise Milei’s Policies without Praising the Man
Just because a politician says he believes X doesn't mean he actually believes it. Then, even if he believes it right now, we can't know that he'll believe it next week.
Mandate Without Majority: BJP’s Struggle for Policy Continuity in a Socialist-Leaning Coalition in India
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has finally secured an electoral mandate on June 4, 2024.
Can the Fed Fund the CFPB?
Because of interest rate increases, the true market value of the Fed’s assets is far less than their book value—a shortfall of about $1 trillion.
Justin Raimondo Explains How Conservatives Flipped on Palestine During the Cold War
In this 2014 lecture, Justin Raimondo explains three reasons why the Conservative movement flip flopped and then doubled down on supporting the Israeli regime.
