Government Property Is Not Really “Public” Property
As I learned growing up in Allegheny County, the sign that reads, "Keep out, Property of Allegheny County," does not refer only to those who live outside the county.
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The UN’s Climate Change Agenda is So Extreme Its Own Analysts Can’t Defend It
This should be shocking to naïve citizens and those who assumed that “the science” must all support the UN’s temperature goals.
Learning About the State
It is not the people we elect who are in charge. They are only the human face on the machine. If they don't know this before the election, they quickly discover it after the election.
What Austrians can Learn from The Socialist Manifesto
C Jay Engel Reviews The Socialist Manifesto, from the Editor of Jacobin.
The Feds Move Closer to a $15 Minimum Wage
Those who suffer most from mandated wage hikes are low-skilled workers, disabled workers and part-time workers in the sector. And poorer regions suffer more than rich ones.
Plastic Bans: Imaginary Benefits, Real Costs
Proposals to ban single-use plastics is yet another triumph of symbolism over substance. Unfortunately, while the benefits are largely illusory, the costs are quite real.
