For the Better Economic Life
In an atmosphere of free inquiry and of freedom of the individual to enjoy the fruits of his labor, science here flourished. Elsewhere in the world, it has suffered serious set-backs.
Big Government
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Bernie’s (Latest) Boondoggle
If Sanders's job-guarantee program were adopted, the only silver lining to the dark cloud is that it would provide additional evidence that government programs don’t work.
James Comey’s Forgotten Rescue of Bush-Era Torture
James Comey and his allies in the media are trying to whitewash his record on torture.
Baby Alfie, the Latest Victim of Omnipotent Government
Ever since Plato, supporters of big government have sought to put government in charge of the lives of children
How Not to Address Rising Oil Prices: Lessons from Nixon’s Price Controls
The crude oil “daisy chain” reseller boom is just one example of the absurdity of the 1970s price controls on the oil and gas sector.
Per Bylund on AI and the Structure of Production
Jeff Deist and Per Bylund dispel some of the myths surrounding artificial intelligence and mass data collection.
The Looming Fiscal Nightmare of Extravagant Unfunded Pensions for State and Local Bureaucrats
This is not going to end well. And the problem seems to get worse every year.
Paul Ryan was a Failure — It’s Important to Understand Why
By all accounts Paul Ryan is a good natured man, but one who ended up betraying almost all the causes he claimed to care about.
End the War on Gambling
March Madness is over. However, the federal prohibition against gambling on the basketball games continues.
Governments Have Been Corrupt Since Before Christ
How prevalent has political corruption been over recorded history—and how did it originate?
