The US Mint Mutilated Coin Program
US coins in circulation get damaged and are eligible to be redeemed through the US Mint Mutilated Coin Redemption Program, begun in 1911.
Power & Market
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Is Scrooge Selfish?
While Scrooge rightly dropped many of his imprudent traits on Christmas Day, following his haunting, this need never have required the dropping of the rugged individualism he originally embodied.
The State Cannot Give What Its Citizens Have Not Made
The idea that the state can provide services and other advantages to its citizens that did not previously exist is in contrast to the arguments of state protection—a fallacy that ought to be dismissed outright.
Netanyahu’s Seizure of Syrian Land
While much attention has been devoted to the internal situation in Syria after the fall of the Assad government, another key aspect of this issue also deserves attention—Israel‘s seizure of the Golan Heights.
What Are We Doing in Syria?
My first reaction to news earlier this month that the Syrian government had been overthrown was, how much did we have to do with it; how involved w
The Health Insurance Disaster
The recent murder of Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Health Care, has led many people to claim that we ought to institute a government run single-payer system.
Nein, Mr. Gujer, Germany Should Not Raise its Debt Limit
If the debt limit is not raised, then there is at least a small chance that a few of them will be held accountable at the polls.
The Jacobin Origins of Nationalism
There is no such thing as leftist nationalism since all nationalism is leftist by nature.
Why Does Government Always Make the Same Economic Mistakes?
Most economic analysts predict that the US is about to enter into a cyclical recession. Even Austrian School economists (like me) agree.
