When You Have Property Rights, You Don’t Need Religious Freedom
Religious individuals and organizations have no need to appeal to "freedom of religion" if their property rights are respected.
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Techno Cash: The War on Cash is Only Half the Story
States are happy with physical cash if they can use technology to make it traceable.
Texan Plans to Build Gold Depository
Texas is moving ahead with its plan to build an independent gold storage facility where ordinary people can have accounts.
Securing Better Money Through Currency Competition
Some US states are taking steps to offer their residents more freedom in the money they use.
The Government’s War on Affordable Housing
Small boarding houses once provided affordable housing for a large number of working-class Americans. They're mostly illegal now.
Choosing the Evil of Two Lessers
Building a freer society means winning the battle of ideas, not the empty contests put on by the central government every four years.
Why Do Anti-War Movements Fail?
In this survey of anti-war movements, David Lorenzo examines the political challenges they repeatedly encounter.
The IMF’s Global Tug-of-War
By their very nature, the IMF's policies perpetuate conflict among and within the nations of the world.
Of Course the US Government Will Default on Its Debt
The real question about an American default has always been less a matter of if, and more a matter of how and when.
Public Servants: Who is Serving Whom?
Public servants on average are paid better than their private sector taxpaying counterparts. How exactly are they our "servants"?
