Hayek on the Difference between Science and Scientism
Modern progressive governance claims it has science on its side. Hayek‘s Nobel speech punctured that viewpoint.
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Teaching Critical Race Theory Isn’t Education; It’s Indoctrination
The more we understand critical race theory, the more we understand that it is not compatible with a free society.
United Kingdom Mortality Data by Age Group and Vaccination Status: Looking at Vaccine Effectiveness
Should there be vaccine mandates to deal with covid? Progressive authorities say one thing, but the data say another.
Student Debt: It Is and Has Been a Personal Choice
Progressives demanding that the government forgive student debt forget that student loans were made voluntarily by students that promised to pay back what they owe.
Forget Oil. Now They Are Coming for the Cows
Not satisfied with hamstringing the oil and gas industries, environmentalists now are shutting down farms and production of livestock, all in the name of fighting climate change. But people still need to eat.
Digital Currency: The Fed Moves toward Monetary Totalitarianism
One hardly can imagine a better tool of social control than a digital currency. Not surprisingly, US monetary authorities are moving in that direction.
Reflections upon the Centennial of Mises’s Socialism
It has been a hundred years since Mises published Socialism. It is more relevant than ever.
The Student Murders in Idaho Highlight the Unimpressive Police Record on Violent Crime
Like the police in similar communities, the Moscow, Idaho police have long focused on petty drug offenses while more serious violent crime and property crime receives far less attention.
The Economic Super Bowl: 1920–21 versus 1930–31
By all measures, the economic downturn that began in 1920 was worse than what occurred in 1930, yet the economy recovered quickly in 1921. Why the difference?
Why Central Banks Will Choose Recession Over Inflation
The “gas-prices excuse” for inflation will evaporate, and that will be the key test for central banks. The “supply chain excuse” has already disappeared, as has the "transient inflation" claim.
